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Library,  Autographs,  Maps, 
Portraits,  etc.,  etc. 


C.    F.    LIBBIE    a    CO,, 

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CATALOGUE 

Library,  Mafluscripts,  Autogi'apli  I 

FORMING   THE   COLLECTION   OF 

GERALD  E.   HART,   Esq., 

OP    MONTREAL, 

Author   of  "Fall  of  New   France,"  £x-rm^[|^T  of  the  Society 
FOR  Historical  Studies,  Montreal,  etc. 


Forming  an   extraordinary  assemblage  of  Karjtiks,  and  comfrising 

Rare  Americana,  Scarce  Black  Letter  Books,  Illuminated  M?S  , 

Rare  French  Belles  Lettres,  Editio  Princeps  of  valuaklf. 

Works,  Books  from  Provenances  Illustres  and  bound  ry 

>fAsTER    Binders,    Early    Canadian    Imprints,    Rare 

AND     VALUABLE     COLLECTIONS     OF     PORl  R.AITS,     RaRV. 

Historical   Documents  relating  to   Canada, 

Autograph  Letters  of  the  Sovereigns  of 

France  and  England,  etc.,  etc 

TO  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION. 
April   15th   to  I9th»   1890, 

Tnc'daT  a(   1  oVlnck,  ami  tie  follorriiii?  rtars  at   10  and  "J  o'rlotk. 

IN     THE 


Library  Salesroom,  No.  13  Hayward  Place. 


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TERMS    CASH.  .^.'1< 


CHARLES- F.  LIBBIE  &  CO.,     -     -     AUCTIOI^EERS. 


BOSTON : 

C.  F.   Libfie.  Jr..  Printer,  6  to  \2  Beach  Street. 

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sRDER    OF    SALE. 


FIRST    SESSION. 

Tuesday,  April  15th,  at  3  o'clock. 


Kos.   I  to  355 


SECOND    SESSIOxX. 

Wednesday,  April  i6th,  at  10  o'clock.  * 

Nos.  556  to  710 

THIRD   SESSION. 

Wednesday,  April  r6th,  at  2  o'clock. 

Nos.  711  to  1060 

FOURTH   SESSION. 

Thursday,  April  17th,  at  10  o'clock. 

Nos.  1 06 1  to  141 7 

FIFTH    SESSION. 

Thursday,  April  17th,  at  2  o'clock. 

Nos,   r4i8  to  1763 

SIXTH    SESSION. 

Friday,  A.pnl  iSlh,  at  10  o'clock. 


SEVENTH    SESSION. 

Friday,  April  iSth,  at  2  o'clock. 


Nos,  r764.  to  2 119 


Nos,  2T20  to  2469 


EIGHTH    SESSION. 

Saturday,  April  rgth,  at  10  o'clock. 

Nos.  2470  to  2S22 

NINTH   SESSION. 

Saturday,  April  19th.  at  ^  o'clock. 

Nos.  3823  to  End. 


NOTE. 


The  true  bibliophile  will  recognize  in  the  Hart  Library,  even 
from  a  casual  perusal  of  the  catalogue,  a  collection  of  great 
importance,  containing  treasures  seldom  found,  even  in  great 
European  private  libraries,  and  it  would  seem  superfluous  to  call 
attention  to  any  of  the  many  desirable  items.  The  collection 
is  rich  in  artistic  and  literary  treasures  which  appeal  to  the 
taste,  not  only  of  the  bibliophile  and  bibliopegist,  but  also  to 
the  collector  of  objects  of  true  art,  and  to  the  seeker  after  rarities 
in  general. 

Foremost  among  the  many  treasures  is  the  collection  of  his- 
torical and  artistic  bindings  which  form  a  very  important  division 
of  the  Hart  Library,  these  bindings,  being  the  individual  handi- 
work of  the  artists,  are  certainly  worthy  specimens  for  a  fine  Art 
Museum,  the  first  masters  of  the  fifteenth  century  and  later  periods, 
as  the  Clovis  family,  Le  Gascon,  Du  Seuil,  Boyet  and  others,  being 
represented  by  remarkable  examples.  The  Provenances  Illustres 
found  in  this  division  include  books  of  the  greatest  rarity  from  the 
collections  of  Diana  de  Poitiers,  Catherine  de  Medicis,  Marguer- 
ite de  Valois,  Edward  V[,  Francis  II,  Charles  I,  Maioli,  Colbert 
and  other  celebrities,  and  are  worthy  of  especial  attention. 

Recent  sales  of  early  Americana  prove  that  this  branch  of  litera- 
ture is  meeting  due  appreciation  among  collectors  and  librarians, 
but  we  wish  to  specially  mention  the  Canadiana  in  the  present 
catalogue.  It  includes  books  from  the  first  printers  throughout 
Canada,  and  although  to  the  American  collector  they  may  appear 
of  comparatively  late  date,  when  it  is  considered  that  no  printing 
press  existed  in  Montreal  prior  to  1776,  the  numerous  books 
included  in  this  collection  printed  before  1820,  or  even  before 
1840,  in  Canada,  must  be  reckoned  among  rarities. 

The  collection  of  autographs  contains  many  original  documents 
of  the  greatest  rarity  and  of  political  and  historic  interest  bearing 
on  the  history  of  Canada,  especially  during  the  French  Dominion, 
covering  almost  the  entire  range  from  Roberval,  the  discoverer, 
1542,  to  Vaudreuil,  the  last  French  Governor,  as  also  specimens 
oi  the  Sovereigns  of  France  and  England,  Luther,  Melanchton, 
Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  and  many  others  of  equal  value. 

As  usual  in  our  catalogues,  the  arrangement  is  mainly  alphabeti- 
cal, with  the  exception  of  a  few  especially  interesting  groups,  as 
Bindings,  the  French  and  English  War  of  1755-60,  Canadian 
Laws  and  Imprints,  the  Canadian  Rebellion  of  1837,  War  of  1812, 
Maps,  Autograph  Letters  and  Historical  Documents,  Portraits  and 
Prints. 

C.    F.   LIBBIE  &   CO. 


CATALOGUE. 


A'.  B.  —  Books  are  sold  per  roliifm;  pamphlds  per  part  or 
picio,  and  bids  by  vtail  or  otherwise  must  be  made  aceording/y. 

j\'o  charge  made  for  buying  for  parties  unable  to  attend  the  sale. 
Books  are  guaranteed  as  catalogued,  in  good  second-hand  condition. 
Imperfect  books  (jiot  so  described)  may  be  returned. 

In  all  cases  of  disputed  bids,  the  lot  shall  be  resold. 


1  A    'BECKETT,  Gilbert   Abbott.     Comic    History  of   ICn^- 
f^     land.     With  20  colored  etc'nings  and  200  wood-cuts  by 

John  Lcccli.     S°  half  calf  extra. 

Bradbury,  Jlvans  ^;  Co. :  London. 

2  A'Bkckett.     Comic  History  of   Rome.     Jllustrated    by   John 

Leech.  8'  half  cf.  extra.  Bradbury,  li^vans  «!'  Co.  :  London. 

3  .\rijOTT,  J.  S.  C.     l\omance  of  Spanish  History.     Illustrations. 

12°  cloth.  •  New  York,  1S6') 

\   AniNGOON,    Earl    of.      Thoughts    on    the    Letter   of    Edmund 

J»urke,  Esq.,  to  tiic  ShcrilTs   of    Bristol,  on    the    Affairs   of 

America.     8°  stitched.  C).\pra. 

5  .Nc.^DiA.     Banishment    and    Removal    of   the  Acadians  by  the 

cruelty  of  England  ;  —  Exile  of  the  Acadians;  —  Revivals 
in  Nova  Scotia,  iSoo; — Practical  Information  respecting 
New  Brunswick.     7  pamphlets. 

6  Account  of  a  Girl  of  twelve  Years  of   age,  who  lived  on  L(ii<l 

Collier's  Manor,  in  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada,  who  was 
converted  to  the  love  of  God  in  a  wonderful  manner.  tO' 
paper.  Printed  for  the  Purchaser,  1815 

7  Account   of    a   Journey  to  Niagara,  Montreal  and  Quebec  in 

1765,  or  'lis  Eighty  Years  Since.     8°  half  morocco. 

New  York,  1846 
S  AcoKN  Leaves;  a  Series  (if  Can.idi.m  i'.iU-s.      l>y  Nell  Gwynnr. 

Square  S^  cloth.  Toroulo,  18/ ', 

9  Adams,  Brooks.     Emancipation    uf    Massachusetts.     Snull  8'^ 

cloth,  uncut.  Boston,  1887 


CATALOGUE. 


A'.  /?.  —  />t'c>/:s  arc  sold  per  volume,  paiiiphlcis  per  part  or 
pieec,  and  bids  by  mail  or  othcrzvise  must  be  made  aecording/y. 

P\^o  ehargc  made  for  buying  for  parties  nuahle  to  attend  the  sale. 
Books  are  guaranteed  as  eatalogued,  in  good  second-hand  condition. 
Imperfect  books  {not  so  described)  may  be  returned. 

In  all  cases  of  disputed  bids,  the  lot  shall  be  resold. 


A'BI^XKETT,  GiLRERT   Abbott.     Comic    History  of   Vav^- 
land.     \\"\\\\  20  colored  etchings  and  200  wood-cuts  by 

John  Leech.     S°  lialf  calf  extra. 

Bradbury,  ]'Aan.s  (.\:  Co.  :   London. 
A'Bkckett.     Comic  History  of   Rome,     illustrated    by   John 

Leech.  8'  half  cf.  extra.  Bradbury,  Evans  &  Co.  :  London. 
AcBOTT,  J.  S.  C.     Romance  of  Spanish  History.     Illustrations. 

12°  cloth.  •  New  York,  1869 

Ar.iNonoN',    Ivirl    of.      'Lhouj;hts    on    the    Letter   of    Edmund 

J'»urke,  Esq.,  lo  the  Sheriffs    of    Bristol,  on    the    Affairs   of 

America,     8°  stitched.  O.xpra. 

Acadia.     Banishment   and    Removal    of    the  Acadians  by  the 

cruelty  of  England  ;  —  Exile    of    the  Acadians  ;  —  Revivals 

in  Nova  Scotia,  iSoo; — Practical    Liformation    respeclin;^ 

New  Brunswick,     7  pamphlets. 
Account  of  a  Girl  of  twelve  Years  of   age,  who  lived  on   l/nd 

Collier's  Manor,  in  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada,  who  was 

converted  U)  the  love  of   God  in  a  wonderful  matincr.     it/' 

paper.  Printed  for  the  Purchaser,  1815 

Account    of    a   Journey  to  Ni.igara,  Montreal  and  Quebec  in 

1765,  or  'tis  Eighty  Years  Since.     8"  half  morocco. 

New  York,  10,16 
AcDiwN  Leaves;  a  Series  of  Can;uli.in 'i'ak-s.     By  Nell  Gwynnr. 

Square  8^  cloth.  Toronlo,  10/ •; 

Adams,  Brooks,     Emancipation    of    Massaciiusclts.     Small  8" 

cloth,  uncut,  Boston,  1887 


2  CATALOGUE. 

10  Adams,  Rev,  John.     Poems  on  several  Occasions,  original  and 

translated.     8°  sheep.  Boston,  1745 

11  Adams,  W.  H.  D.     Concordance  to  the  Plays  of  Shakespeare. 

Portraits.     S''  cloth,  uncut.  London,  18S6 

12  Adams.     Windsor  Castle  and  the  water-way  thither.     74  illus- 

trations in  the  te.xt  and  12  full-page  water  colour  sketches 
after  F.  Jones.     4°  cloth.  London,  1880 

13  Adamson,  John.     Account  of  the  Discovery  at  Hexham,  in  the 

County  of  Northumberland,  of  a  brass  vessel  containing  a 
number  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  Coins  called  Stycas.  Plates. 
4°  paper.  (Excerpt  from  the  publications  of  the  Society  of 
Antiquaries,  1S33.) 

14  Addison,   Joseph.      Criticism   and    Notes    upon    the   Twelve 

Books  of  Paradise  Lost ;  with  the  Beauties  of  the  Poem. 
12°  sheep.     (Binding  cracked.)  London. 

15  Addisox.     Sir  Roger  de  Coverly.     Reprinted  from  the  Spec 

talor.     IIKislrations  by  C.  O.  Murray.     Square  8°  cloth. 

Loudon. 
i6  /Lsi.irus  Phrygis,  et    Aliorum    Fabuke.     Tine  uncut  copy  of    a 
very  rare  edition.     Small  8°  half  sheep. 

Apud  Seb,  Gryphium  :  Lugduni,  1542 
I  7  /^E.s<jpus  Phrygis.     Vita  et  Fabula;  (Graice),  plures  et  emenda- 
tiores,  ex  vetustissiu)o  codice  bibliothecaj  Regiae.      4'^  old 
tuorocco.     (Stained.)  J\ob.  Slephani :  Lutetis,  1540 

rS  /Esop.  Select  P'ables  of  Esop  and  other  Fabulists,  in  three 
books.  Baskerville's  fine  edition,  with  plates  by  (jrignion. 
Small  8°  calf.     (Somewhat  foxed.) 

John  Baskervillc  ;  Birmingham,  1764 

19  Agincourt,  Seroux  d'.     History   of   Art   by   its    Monuments, 

from  its  Decline  in  the  Fourth  Century  to  its  Restoration 
in  the  Sixteenth.  Translated  from  the  French  by  Owen 
Jones.  With  3,835  subjects  on  328  plates.  Architecture. 
Sculpture,  Painting,  etc.  3  vols,  in  i,  royal  folio,  half 
crimson  mor.,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top.  Fine  copy.  Lond.,  1847 

20  Agnel,  Ii^mile.     Manuel   General    des    Assurances.     12°    half 

morocco.  Paris,  1861 

21  Agriculture  and  I-'isheries  of   Canada.      Paniphlets  relating 

to.     (20) 

22  AiNSW^ORTH,  W.  IL     Windsor  Castle,  an    historical  Romance. 

Frontispieces  by  George  Ouikshank.  3  vols,  in  i,  small 
cloth.  London,  1S43 

Fine  copy  of  t'nc  origip.al  tiliiion.     Portrait,  autograph  letter,  and  an 
ex  libris  of  the  anlhur  inscrtcti. 

23  Ai.ciATi.     Les  Embltimes  de  maistre  Andre  Alciat,  mis  en  rime 

francoyse.     W'iih  f  22  woodcuts.     i2°siieep.     Rare  edition. 

\\'cchel :  Paris,  1539 


CATALOGUE.  3 

24  Alciati.       Les   Eniblemes   da    Maistre    Andte   Alciat,    puis 

nagueres  augmentez  par  le  diet  Alciat  et  mis  in  rime  fran- 
^oise,  avec  curieuse  correction.  With  115  emblems 
engraved  on  wood.  12°  elegantly  bound  in  La  Valliere 
morocco,  gilt  ornaments  on  the  sides,  inside  border,  gilt 
edges,  by  Chambolle  Duru.  Christien  Wechel :  Paris,  1542 

Heaiitit'ul  copy,  with   Latin  and  French  texts,  printed   in  italici=,  with 
two  additional  plates  of  emblems. 
With  "  temoins."     162  mil!. 

25  Alciati.     Diverse  Imprese  accomodate  a  diverse  moralita,  con- 

versi  che  i  loro  significati  dichiarano.  Tratta  da  gli  Emblemi 
deir  Alciato.  144  pages,  with  engraved  border  and  wood- 
cut on  each  page.  Small  8°  full  crimson  crushed  levant 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Belz  Niedr^e. 

Gulielmo  Rovillio  :  Lione,  1549 

Second  edition  of  the  Italian  version.  A  superb  copy  and  very 
rare.  The  wood  engravings,  which  are  beautifully  executed,  are  signed 
r.  V. 

26  Alciati.      Andrea  Alciati  and  his  Books  of  F.mblems,  a  bio- 

graphical and  bibliographical  study.  By  Henry  Green. 
Illustrations.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S72 

27  Aldine  (The),  a  Typograpiiica!   Art  Journal.      Vols.  6,7,  H. 

Numerous  fine  illustrations.     3  vols,  folio,  half  morocco. 

New  York,  1873-76 

28  Qlltiuo.      Petrarcha,  Francesco.      Le  Cose  volgari  de  Messer 

Francesco  Petrarca.  12°  vellum,  (The  first  and  last  leaves 
slightly  wormed  and  some  leaves  loose,  otherwise  a  good 
copy.)     Impresso  nelle  case  d'Aldo  Romano  :  Vinegia,  1501 

An  important  rarity  in  more  than  one  respect.  It  is  the  first  edition  of 
Petrarch  published  by  Aldus,  the  first  Italian  book  printed  in  italic 
ivpe,  and  it  is  greatly  prized  as  having  been  printed  accurately  from  j.n 
original  manuscript  in  the  posse.ssion  of  Cardinal  Bemlio. 

The  above  copy  has  the  scarce  leaf  containing  the  sonnets  ag:iin>i 
the  Roman  court,  whicii  are  often  cut  out  from  this  as  well  as  other 
early  editions.  This  copy  also  contains  tlie scarce  \indication  of  Aldus, 
added  after  the  publication  of  the  work. 

29  Aldus.     Martialis  Epigrammata.     Fine  large  copy  of  this  rare 

book.  16"  bound  by  Bozerian  jeune,  in  full  blue  straight 
grained  morocco  extra,  back  and  sides  richly  tooled,  gilt 
edges.  In  Aedibus  Aldi  :  Venetiis,  1501 

30  Aldus.     Catullus,  Tibullus,  Propertius.     12°  in  a  fine  contem- 

porary Italian  morocco  binding,  gilt  back  and  sides,  gauf- 
fered edges.  In  /Edibus  Aldi:  Venetiis,  1502 

31  Aldus.      Stephanus   (Byzantinus)   de  Urbibus  (Gracce,   cum 

Praef.  J.  Taberius).     Small  folio,  half  russia. 

Apud  Aldum  Romanum:  Venetiis,  1502 
First  edition,  without  the  Anchor  at  the  end.     Fine  copy  and  very 


4  CATALOGUE. 

3?  Aldus.  Pontani  Opera.  Vrania,  sine  de  Stellis  libri  quinq.; 
Meleororutn  liber  unus,  etc.  Fine  copy.  2  vols,  in  i,  12° 
tuU  morocco,  gilt  edges,  vvitli  the  Aldine  anchor  stamped  in 
gold  on  the  sides.  In  Aedibus  Aldi  Ro.:  Venetiis,  1505 

1,3  Aldus.  L.  Coelii  Lactantii  I''irmiani  diuinarum  institutionum 
Libri  septem  (cura  J.  li.  Ignatiu.s)  ;  —  TertulHani  Apologeii- 
lus.     J5oimd  together,     'i'hick  12"^  paper. 

In  Aedibus  Aldi  et  Andrea?  Soceri :  Veneiiis,  1515 

34  Aldus.    Lnciani  Opuscula  Erasnio  Roterdamo  interprete.    'Vok- 

arins,  sine  de  Amicitia.  Alexander,  qui  et  Pseudomanlis, 
etc.     12'' boards.     Very  rare,  according  to  Renouard. 

In  Aedibus  Aldi  et  Andrece  Soceri:  Venetiis,  1516 

35  Aldus.     Nervae  et  Traiani,   atq.;  Adriani   Crcsarum   vitte   ex 

Uione,  Georgio  Merulo  interprete.  12°  old  morocco,  gilt 
back  and  sides,  gilt  edges.    In  Aedibus  Aldi :  Venetiis,i5  tg 

36  Aldus.      Commentarius  Pauli  IManutii  in  Epistolas  M.  Tullii 

Ciceronis  ad  M.  Junium  Lrutum,  et  ad  Q.  Ciceronem  fra- 
Irem,  1557  ; — ■  Orthographiae  Ratio  ab  Aide  Manutio  Pauli 
]•'.  collecta,  1561.     in  one  volume,  i6°  calf. 

(Aldus)  Venetiis,  i557-.<ji 

37  Alexander,  James    E.      L'Acadie  ;  or,  seven  years'  e.\plora- 

tions  in  British  America.     Illustrations.     2  vols.   12°  cloth. 

London,  1849 

38  Alex.'VNDer.     Transatlantic  Sketches,  comprising  visits  to  the 

most  interesting  scenes  in  North  and  South  America  and 
West  Indies,  with  notes  on  negro  slavery  and  Canadian 
emigration.     Etchings  by  Heath.     2  vols.  8°  cloth. 

New  York,  1833 

39  Allardvce,  Paul.     "  Stops,"  or  how  to  punctuate.     16°  paper. 

London,  1884 

40  Allen,  Joseph.     Battles  of  the    British  Navy.        Portrait.     2 

vols.   12°  cloth,  uncut.  i3ohn  :  London,  1864 

41  Allen.     Narrative  of  Ethan   Allen's    Captivity.      Written   by 

himself.     16°  cloth.  Burlington,  1846 

42  Alline,  Henry.     Two  Mites  on  some  of  the    most   important 

and  much  disputed  points  of  divinity.     12°  sheep. 

A.  Henry:   Halifax,  1781 
Very  rare  Halifax  imprint.     Unknown  to  Sabin. 

43  Allirone,  S.  Austin.     Critical  Dictionary  of  English    Litera- 

ture and  American  autliors,  living  and  deceased.  3  vols, 
imperial  8°  cloth.  Phila.,  1886 

44  ^Imanacl)  Perpetuus    exactissime  nuper  emedalu  omniii  celi- 

mortuum  cum  additionib.  in  eo  factis  tenens  complementum 
4°  original  stamped  calf.     (Broken.)  S.  L.,  15  13 

45  Almanack   for   the  year  1761,   by  Nathaniel  Ames.       With  a 

Poetical  verse  upon  the  Conquest  of  Canada.  16° 
stitched.  Boston. 


CATALOGUE.  5 

46  Almanacs.     Merchants' and  Farmers,'  i8f;5,  1858,  and    1862. 

(3)  '  St.  John,  N.  B. 

47  Almanacs.     Montreal  Almanack  and  Lower  Canada  Register, 

1829  ; —  Family  Christian  Almanac,  1848.  (2)       Montreal. 

48  Almanacs.      Almanach    Ecclesiastique   et   Civil   de   Quebec, 

1846  ;  —  Le  Petit  Almanach  du  Bas-Canada,  1858.     (2) 

Quebec. 

49  Almanacs.       Vennor's   Weather    Almanac,    1877,    1882    and 

1883  ; — Scobie  and  Balfour's  Canadian  Almanacs,  1849  and 
1852,  etc.     (9)  Toronto. 

50  Amberly,  Viscount.     An    Analysis  of   Religious   Belief.       8" 

cloth.  New  York. 

51  American  Forts.     A  set  of  30  Plans  and    Forts  in    America. 

Reduced  from  actual  surveys,  1765.  Square  16°  bound 
by  F.  Bedford,  in  full  crimson  levant  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges,  inside  borders.  London,  1765 

A  collection  of  great  rarity  and  in  the  best  possible  condition. 
Comprises  plans  of  New  York,  Albany,  Montreal,  Louisburg,  Ticon- 
deroga,  Fort  George,  Fort* Saratoga,  Crown  Point,  etc. 

52  American  Magazine  and  Monthly  Chronicle   for   the   British 

Colonies.  Vol.  i,from  October,  1757,  to  October,  1758, 
inclusive.  By  a  Society  of  Gentlemen.  S°  half  sheep. 
(Top  of  title  cut  ofT,  and  binding  broken.) 

Printed  by  W.  Bradford  :  Phila. 

53  American  Naval  Battles;  being   a   complete   history   of   the 

Battles  fought  by  the  Navy  of  the  United  States,  from  its 
establishment  in  1794,  to  the  present  time.  Plates.  8'' 
sheep.  Boston,  183 1 

54  A.merican  (The)  Traveller;  being  a  New    Historical  Collec- 

tion. Carefully  Compiled  from  Original  Memoirs  in  sev- 
eral Languages,  and  the  most  authentic  Voyages  and 
I'ravels,  containing  a  complete  Account  of  that  Part  of  the 
World  now  called  the  West  Indies,  from  its  Discovery  by 
Columbus  to  the  present  time.  Illustrated  with  the  Heads 
of  the  most  Eminent  Admirals,  etc.,  etc.     12°  full  calf. 

London,  1743 

55  American  Wanderer  through  various  parts   of   Europe,   in    a 

Series  of  Letters  to  a  Lady.  By  a  Virginian,  Small  8^ 
calf.  Dublin,  1783 

56  Amours  (Les)  de  Pistion  et  de  Fortunie.      Tiroes   du   voyage 

de  Canada  dicte  France  Nouvelle,  a  la  Royne  Marguerite. 
18°  full  crimson  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  (Some  leaves 
apparently  missing  at  the  end.)  •  Paris,  1606 

Du  Fosse,  in  cataloguing  a  copy  of  this  book  as  a  "Rarissime, " 
states  that  he  had  a  special  search  made  in  all  the  libraries  of  Paris 
and  no  other  copy  could  be  found. 


6  CATALOGUE. 

57  Anacreontis  (Teij)  Odae,  ab  Henrico  Stephauo,  luce    at    Lat- 

initate  nunc  primum  clonatas.     8°  calf.     (Cracked.) 

Apud  Henricum  Stephanum,  1554 

Clean  copy  of  the  edito  princeps. 

According  to  Mattaire  this  was  printed  by  S.  Etienne  when  he  was 
only  26  years  of  age.  It  is  extremely  rare  and  Mr.  Quaritch  gave 
,,^io  IDS.  for  the  Sunderland  copy,  and  ,^8  Ss.  for  the  Beckford  one. 
The  above  is  a  very  interesting  copy,  and  probably  belonged  to  Queen 
Mary,  as  the  binding  is  tooled  on  the  back  in  gold  with  the  royal 
crown  and  the  rose  of  England,  alternately,  while  at  the  bottom  arc 
the  initials  M.  R.  On  the  title  page  is  a  contemporary  autograph, 
"  Franciscus  Rassius  Chirurgus,  1 555,"  and  further  down,  "Ex  D.  Tal;£J 
dono,  1555,"  also  in  red  ink  and  in  a  later  hand,  "  Dedit  J.    Fabricio." 

58  Anacreontis.     Carmina  cum  Saphonis   et   Alcsi   fragmentis, 

Gr.     32°  full  old  red  morocco  extra.  Edinburgi,  1754 

Printed  entirely  on  silk  taffeta.  Only  a  very  few  copies  were  so 
issued. 

59  Anacreon.     Odes  of   Anacreon  of  Teos,    literally   translated 

into  English  Prose,  with  Notes,  by  Rev.  Thomas  Gilpin, 
Portrait.     8°  boards,  uncut.  York,  1806 

60  Ancient  and  Modern  Familiar  Quotations  from   Greek,  Latin, 

and  Modern  Languages.  Translated  into  English,  with 
index.     8°  half  morocco.  Phila.,  1833 

61  Anderson,  E.  L.     How  to  Ride  and  School  a  Horse.     With  a 

System  of  Horse  Gymnastics.     12"^  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1881 

62  Anderson,  W.   J.     Life  of   Field-Marshal    H.  R.  H.  Eldward, 

Duke  of  Kent,  illustrated  by  his  correspondence  with  the 
De  Salaberry  family,  never  before  published,  extending  from 
1791  to  1S14.     8°  cloth.  Ottawa,  1870 

63  Andrews,  John.     History  of  the  War  with  America,  France, 

Spain,  and  Holland,  from  1775  to  1783.  Vols,  2,  3,  4 
(2  copies).  4  vols.  8°  calf.   (Portraits  missing.)  London,  1786 

64  Anneslv,  J.     Memoirs   of  an  Unfortunate  Young  Nobleman, 

returned  from  Thirteen  Years  Slavery  in  America,  where  he 
was  sent  by  the  wicked  contrivance  of  his  cruel  uncle. 
Both  parts.     2  vols.  12°  old  calf.  London,  1742-43 

One  of  the  most  curious  and  romantic  cases  in  the  Peerage.  James 
Annesly,  Marquis  of  Annesly,  was  kidnapped  while  a  child,  and  sold 
as  a  slave  or  bond  servant  in  this  country,  from  which  he  returned  after 
thirteen  years  of  labor,  and  recovered  his  estates  after  one  of  the 
greatest  law-suits  that  has  ever  been  tried.  The  volume  contains  nuicli 
concerning  colonial  life  and  manners  in  America,  and  the  whole  story 
is  the  basis  of  Scott's  Guy  Mannering,  Charles  Reade's  Wandering 
Heir,  and  a  portion  of  Smollett's  Peregrine  Pickle.  . 

65  Anneslv.      The   Case  of    the    Honorable    James    Annesly, 

Esq.  Being  a  Sequel  to  the  Memoirs  of  an  Unfortunate 
Young  Nobleman.     12°  old  calf.  London,  1745 

66  Annuaire   de   LTnstitut   Canadien   de    Quebec.      Nos.    1-9, 

1874-82.    9  vols.  8°  paper.  Quebec. 

AH  published.     Historical  Essays  by  best  Canadian  writers, 


CATALOGUE.  7 

67  Anspach,  Lewis  A.  History  of  the  Island  of  Newfoundland. 
Containing  a  description  of  the  island,  the  banks,  the  fish- 
eries and  trade  of  Newfoundland  and  the  Coast  of  Labra- 
dor.    2  maps.     8°  half  morocco.  London,  1819 

6S  Antidote  against  Melancholy.  Compounded  of  Choice  Poems, 
Jovial  Songs,  Merry  Ballads,  and  Witty  Parodies,  most 
pleasant  and  diverting  to  read.     Small  4°  paper,  uncut. 

New  York,  18S4 

69  !!^tttonius,  St.  (Archbishop  of  Florence).     Tractatus  Notabilis 

de  Excoicationibus  Suspecionibus  JInterdictis  Irregulitativ, 
etc.  JBlacli  Cxttev.  Printed  in  double  columns  on  135 
leaves.  4°.  Bound  by  Trautz-Bauzonnet  in  polished 
crushed  levant  morocco,  sage  color,  inside  gold  borders, 
edges  gilt  on  marble.  Venetiis,  ductu  et  impensis  Johannis 
de  Colonia  agripinesi  ac  Johanis  Mathen  et  Gherretzem,  1474 
Excessively  rare,  and  iu  magnificent  condition,  with  broad  margins- 
This  was  the  Yeminez  copy  and  has  inserted  the  bookplate  of  that  col- 
lection. The  volume  is  one  of  the  first  books  printed  with  signatures 
by  John  de  Cologne  and  John  Manthen  de  Geretzen,  who  were  the 
first  to  use  them  in  Venice  and  in  1174. 

70  '^^ipionns.     Cosmographicus  Liber  Petjri  Apiani  Mathematici 

studiosecollectus.  Clack  CcUcr.  Numerous  cosmographical 
plates,  some  with  revolving  diagrams,  globe  on  title,  and 
arms  on  verso  of  title.  Small  4°  boards  (slightly  wormed}_. 
J.  Weyssenburger  :  Landshut,  1J24 
Very  rare  black  letter  and  a  fine  copy  of  the  first  edition  of  the  "  Cos- 
mography "  of  Apianus.  This,  from  MS.  on  the  title,  was  at  one  time 
m  the  possessioniof  an  Augustinian  monastery.  The  wood-cut  of  the 
globe  on  the  title  and  the  arms  of  the  Cardinal  Archbishop  of  Saltz- 
burg,  are  printed  from  wood  blocks  in  two  colors,  black  and  red.  This 
is  a  very  early  specimen  of  block  printing  in  colors.  On  page  second 
is  a  globe  with  the  word  "  Ameri"  on  an  island.  There  are  several 
revolving  diagrams,  some  on  earlier  printed  matter  —  That  on  page  6 ; 
contains  the  word  "  Anrerica."  On  page  69  the  fourth  chapter  begins 
in  Latin  with,  "  America,  which  is  now  called  the  fourth  part  of  the 
world,  took  its  name  from  Americas  Vespuccio,  who  discovered  it;  and 
it  is  called  an  island  for  the  reason  that  it  is  surrounded  with  water."' 

7 1  Appel  de  I'Angleterre  touchant  la  secrete    Cabale   ou   Assem- 

blee  a  VVithael  k  et  envers  le  grand  conseil  de  la  nation, 
Amsterdam,  1673  ;  —  Comparatio  inter  Claudium  Tiberiuni 
Principetii,  el  Olivariuni  Cromwellium  instituta,  1657. 
Bound  in  i  vol.     Small  4°  vellum. 

72  Appletox,   Nathaniel.      Thanksgiving   Sermon   on    the   total 

Repeal  of  the  Stamp  Act,  Cambridge,  May  20,  1766.  8'^ 
stitched,  uncut.  Boston,  1766 

73  ArOLLONius,  L.     Levini  Apollonii,  Gandobruani,  de    Peruvian 

Regionis,  inter  Navis  Orbis  prouincias  celeberrimog,  inuen- 

tione,  et  rebus  in  eadem  gestis.     With  the  scarce  wood  cut 

map.     12°  stamped  pigskin.  Antverpias,  ic^G-j 

An  account  of  the  discovery  of  Peru  and  the  wars  with  the  Incas. 


8  CATALOGUE. 

74  Arabian  Nights,     The  Book  of  the  Thousand  Nights  and  One 

Night.  Now  first  completely  done  into  English  prose  and 
verse,  from  the  original  Arabic.  By  John  Payne.  With  2 1 
etchings  by  A.  Lalauze.  India  proofs.  9  vols,  full  vellum 
gilt,  uncut  edges.  London,  1884 

Holland  Paper  copy.     Only  500  copies  printed. 

75  Arabian    Nights.     Lady  Burton's   edition   of    her   husband's 

Arabian  Nights.  Translated  literally  from  the  Arabic. 
Prepared  for  household  reading  by  A.  H.  McCarthy.  2 
portraits.  6  vols.  S°  full  vellum  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt 
lops.  London,  1886 

76  Arabian  Nights.   Tales  from  the  Arabic  of  the  Breslau  and  Cal- 

cutta (18 1 4-18)  Editions  of  the  Book  of  the  Thousand  Nights 
and  One  Night  not  occurring  in  the  other  printed  texts  of 
the  work,  now  first  done  into  English  by  John  Payne.  3 
vols.  S"^  vellum  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt  tops.  Only  a  limited 
number  privately  printed  for  the  Villon  Society. 

London,  1884 

77  ARCH.EOLOGiCAT,.    Stonc  Implements  and  Fragments  of  Pottery 

from  Canada;  —  Work  in  Mound  Exploration  of  the  Bureau 
of  Ethnology,  by  Cyrus  Thomas  ;  —  Problem  of  the  Ohio 
Mounds  ;  —  Perforated  Stones  from  California,  by  Henry 
W.  Henshaw ;  —  Use  of  Gold  and  other  metals  among  the 
Ancient  Inhabitants  of  Chiriqui,  Isthmus  of  Uarien,  by  W. 
H.  Holmes  ;  —  Textile  Fabrics  of  Ancient  Peru.  6  pamph- 
lets. 

78  Argumentum    AntiNormanicum  ;   or,   an  ■  Argument   proving 

from  Ancient  Histories  and  Records  that  William  Duke  of 
Normandy  made  no  Absolute  Conquest  of  England  by  the 
Sword,  in  the  Sense  of  our  Modern  Writers.  First  edition. 
Frontispiece.     8'^  old  calf.  London,  16S2 

79  Ariosto,  Lodovico.     Comedia  di  Lodovico    Ariosto   intitolata 

Cassaria.  First  authorized  edition,  with  a  wood-cut  border 
on  the  title.  An  elegant  copy.  16°  bound  in  full  crimson 
levant  morocco  extra,  gilt  ornament  on  the  sides,  gilt  edges, 
by  Hardv-Mesnil.  Venetia,  1552 

One  of  the  best  editions  in  verse  (Ganiba). 

80  Ariosto.        Orlando     Furioso.        Baskerville's     fine    edition, 

illustrated  with  the  series  of  fine  plates  engraved  by 
Hartolozzi.    4  vols,  royal 8°  calf.    (Vol.  i  slightly  imperfect.) 

Baskerville:  Birmingham,  1773 

81  ARiSTOTEt.is  Stagiritae  Oeconomicorum  seu  de  Re  Farailiari 

Libri  duo  ;  Bernardino  Donato  Veronensi  interprete,  Parisiis, 
1541;  —  Galeni  Medicorum  principis  exhortatio  ad  bonas 
arteis.  De  oplimo  docendi  genere  et  qual^  oporteat  esse 
medicfi.  D.  Erasmo  Roterodamo  interprete.  Parisiis 
apud  Jodocum  Badium,  1526.     In  i  vol.     16°  half  calf. 


CATALOGUE.  g 

82  Armstrong,  Dr.     L'tconomie  dc  IWniour  un   Traduction   p^r 

Bibliophile  Fantaisiste.  Illustrations  de  F.  Fau.  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Faris'  1S8G 

83  Armstrong,  General.     Hints  to    Young    Generals.     iS°   half 

roan.  Kingsto^i,  1812 

84  Arnauld.     Me'inoires  de  M.  I'abbd  Arnauld,    contenant   quel- 

ques  anecdotes  de  la  Cour  de  France,  depuis  1634  jusqu'a 
'673.  3  vols  in  I,  fine  copy,  elegantly  bound  by  Tkauiz- 
Bauzonxet  in  full  polished  crushed  levant  morocco  extra, 
inside  borders,  gilt  edges.  Amsterdam,  1756 

85  Art  (L)  Revue  Bi-Mensuelle  illustree.     Vol.  I.     With    24   fine 

etchings  and  numerous  engravings  on  wood.  Large  foH^, 
in  parts.  Paris,  18SS 

86  Art  Age.     Illustrations.     9  odd  numbers.  New  York. 

87  .\rt  Journal,  1S49  : — Art  Journal  Illustrated  Catalogue,   1857. 

Numerous  steel  plates  and  wood-cuts.  2  \'ols.  folio,  half 
calf,     (i  vol.  broken  and  imperfect.)  London,  1S48-51 

88  .-\UT  Treasures  of  England.      The   Masterpieces   of   the    best 

English,  Irish  and  Scottish  Painters  and  Sculptors,  repre- 
sented by  100  fine  steel  engravings,  with  biographical  and 
descriptive  text.  Edited  by  J.  Vernon  ^^'hittaker.  Folio, 
in  the  original  parts.  Phila.,  1875 

89  Ashe,  T.     Travels  in  America,  performed  in  1S06,  for  the  pur- 

pose of  exploring  the  Rivers  Alleghany,  ^^onongahel3, 
Ohio  and  Mississippi,  and  ascertaining  the  Produce  anrj 
Condition  of  tlicir  Pnnks  and  Viciniiy.  Small  8^  half 
morocco.  New  York,  iSi  t 

90  Ashley,  John.     Supplement  to  the  second  part  of  the  memoirs 

of,  concerning  the  trade  and  revenues  of  the  British  Colo- 
nies in  America,  on  Taxes  upon  Sugar.  i;°  stitched, 
uncut.  London,  174  j 

91  Ashton,  John.     Social  Life  in  the  Rtign  of  Queen  Anne,  taken 

from  original  Sources.  Numerous  illustrations.  8°  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  18S3 

92  AspiNWALL,  James.     Roscoe's  Library;  or.  old  books  and  old 

times.     12"  cloth.  London,  1853 

93  ArKixsoK,  Rev.  Christopher.      The  Emigrant's  Guide  (o  New 

Brunswick,  British  North  .Vmcrica.     Portrait.     16°  cloth. 

Berwick  upon-Twced,  1847 

94  Atkinsov,  \\'.  (".       Historical  and  Statistical  .Account  of  New 

Brunswick,  B.  N.  A.  With  .Achice  to  f'anigrants.  18°  em- 
bossed morocco.  I'.ditiburgh,  iSji 

95  Autographic  Mirror.      Iiiedil'jd  autugraplii  of  illuitrioua  ;ind 

distinguished  men  of  past  and  present  times.  Large  folio, 
cloth.  London, 


lo  CATALOGUE. 

96  AvissE.  Oiuvres  d'Avisse,  Aveugle,  Membre  de  Tlnstitute  des 
Aveugles-Travailleurs.  Second  edition.  12°  polished  calf, 
gilt  edges,  bj^  Bauzonnet. 

De  rimprimerie  du  Musde  dcs  Aveuglcs  :  (Paris)  180S 
By  the  celebrated  blind  teacher  of  the  blind  ia  Paris. 

9;  Ayeks,  J.  li.  Every  Man  his  Own  Doctor:  a  family  medic;U 
adviser,  containing  knowledge  that  will  promote  health, 
cure  disease  and  prolong  life,  describing  all  diseases,  and 
teaching  how  to  cure  them  by  the  simplest  medicines. 
Illustrations.     8°  cloth.  Montreal,  18S1 

98  AvTOUN,  W.  E.     Lays  of  the  Scottish  Cavaliers   and   other 

Poems.  With  illustrations  by  J.  N.  Paton  and  W.  H.  Paton. 
4°  full  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges.         Edinburgh,  1863 

99  |__>ACK,  C.^i'TAiN.      Narrative  of  the  Arctic  Land  Expedi- 
jj     tion    to   the    Mouth   of    the    Great    Eish    River,    and 

along  tl;e  Shores  of  the  Arctic  Ocean,  in  the  Year.s 
1833-35.  Mnp  and  beautiful  steel  plates.  4'  half  calf, 
gilt.      ^  London,  1836 

Large  paper.  Only  a  few  copies  were  printed  in  this 
size. 
100  EALLA^'TV^•i^,  Robert  M.  Hudson's  Pay;  or,  every-day  life 
in  the  Wilds  of  North  America,  during  six  years  residence 
in  the  territories  of  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company.  Illustra- 
tions.    12°  cloth,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  184S 

rot  Bacqueville  de  la  Potherie.  Histoirc  de  I'Amerique  Septcn- 
trionale.  Contenant  le  voyage  du  Port  Nelson,  le  gouvernc 
ment  de  Quebec,  des  Trois  Rivi^rs,  de  Montreal,  1534-1701  ; 
—  Histoire  des  Sauvages  Allies  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  etc. 
Maps  and  plates.     4  vols,  in  2,  12°  calf.  Paris,  17^2 

■so:  Badon-Pascal,  E.  Repertoire  des  Assurances  contre  I'lncen- 
die  ;  sur  la  Vie,  les  Accidents,  la  Grcte,  etc.,  1 873-1883. 
Royal  8°  half  morocco.  Paris,  1884 

103  B.MF,  Jean  Antoine  de.  Les  Jeux  de  Jan  Antoine  de  Baif.  A 
Monseigneur  le  Due  d'  Alen^on.  Small  8°  full  dark  olive 
crushed  levant  morocco  super  extra,  with  beautifully  de- 
signed tooling  "  h  petits  fers  "  and  of  wonderful  execution 
on  the  sides,  and  fine  tooling  on  the  back,  edges  gilt  over 
carmine,  inside  borders,  l)y  CAvt. 

Pour  Lucas  Breyer :  Paris,  1573 

A   superb  coji_.    or   i!.c   (.^^'rUGixAL  Edition.     From   the    Double 
Library.     163  mill. 

T04  BULEV,  N.  Universal  Etymological  English  Dictionary.  S" 
old  c;ilf.     ('Covers  broken.)  London,  17^3 


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105  Bailey.      Universal   Etymological    Engliish   Dictionary.      S"* 

sheep.  London,  1747 

106  Baillairge,    F.   a.     Coups   de   Crayon,     12°   paper,  uncut. 

Joliette,  1889 

107  Baines,  T.     The   Victoria    Falls,  Zambesi   River.     Sketched 

on  the  spot  during  the  journey  of  J.  Chapman  and  T. 
Baines.  12  large  and  finely  colored  plates.  Atlas  folio, 
cloth.  London,  1865 

loS  Bairu,  Charles  W.  Jiistory  of  the  Huguenot  Emigration  to 
America.     Maps  and    illustrations.     2  vols.  8°  cloth,  uncut. 

New  York. 

109  Baldwin,  John  D.     Ancient  America,  in   notes  on  American 

Archaeology.     Illustrations.     12°  cloth.         New  York,  1S72 

1 10  Balzac.    Droll  Stories  collected  from  the  Abbeys  of  Touraine. 

425  illustrations  by  Gustave  Dore'.     Small  S''  half  morocco. 

London,  1874 

111  Balzac.      After-Dinner  Stories.      Done    into   English   by  M. 

Verelst.  With  an  Introduction  by  Edgar  Saltus.  ir?'' 
{)aper.  New  York,  1S86 

112  Bancroft,   George.     History  of   the  United  States  of  Amei- 

ica,  from  the  discovery  of  the  continent.  6  vols.  S°  cloth, 
gilt  tops.  New  York,  1886 

113  Bancroft,  H.  H.     History  of   Central    America,  1501-18S7. 

Maps.     3  vols.  8°  cloth.  San  Francisco,  1890 

J 14  Baraga,  R.  R.  B,  Theoretical  and  practical  Grammar  of 
the  Otchipv.'e  Language  for  the  use  of  missionaries  and 
other  persons  living  among  the  Indians  ;  —  Dictionary  of  the 
Otchipwe  Language  —  ICnglish-Otchipv.'e  and  Otchipwe- 
English.     3  vols,  bound  in  one.     Thick  12°    half   morocco. 

Montreal,  1878-80 

115  BORDER,  J.  \V.     Historical  Collections  of  the  State   of    New 

York.     Map  and  illustrations.     8°  cloth.     New  York,  1851 

116  Barbier,  Ant.  Alex.     Dictionnaire  des  Ouvrages   Anonymes. 

Troisit;me  Edition,  revue  et  augmentde  par  MM.  Olivier 
Barbier,  Rene,  et  Paul  Billard  de  la  Biblioth^que  Nationals. 
4  vols,  thick  royal  8^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  18S2 

A. work   of  incalculable  value   to  librarians,  bibliophiles,  and  biblio- 
graphers, as  it  is  really  a  supplement  to  both  Qucrard  and  lirunet. 

1 17  B.'VRBOUR,  John.     Life  and  Acts  of  the  Most  Victorious  Con- 

queror Robert  Bruce,  King  of  Scotland.  Carefully  corrected 
from  the  edition  printed  by  Andro  Hart  in  1620.  Black 
Cetter.     4°  calf.  Edinburgh,  1785 

Fine  copy,  from  the  library  of  the  Marquis  of  Hastings,  with  Earl 
Moira's  autograph. 


12  CATALOGUE. 

ii8  li^RCiA,  Andres  Oonzules.  Hisloriadures  primitives  de  las 
Indias  Occidentales,  que  junto,  traduxo  en  parte,  a  sac6  ^ 
lu2,  ilustrados  con  eruditas  Notas,  y  copiosas  Indices.  3 
vols,  folio,  boards,  entirely  uncut,  Madrid,  1749 

Very  rare,  the  tracts  having  been  piibli.she  J  separately  and  not  col- 
lected till  after  the  author's  <icaih.  Many  copies  were  destroyed  and 
tomplele  sets  are  rarely  found.  Accoidinj;  to  I.eclrrc  not  more  than 
100  copies  are  knoun  to  exist. 

Content.s :  — 

Vol.  I.  La  Historia  de  D.  Christoval  Coliin,  que  coninuso  eu  cas- 
tellaiio  Don  Fernando  Colon,  su  hijo,  y  traduxo  en  toscano  Alfonso  de 
Utloa.—Ouatro  cartas  de  Ilernan  Cortes, dirigidas  al  einperador  Carlos 
V. — Dos  relaciones  hechas  al  misino  Cortes,  por  I'edro  de  Alvarado  — 
Utra  relacion  hecha  al  misino  Cortes,  por  Diego  de  Codoy. — Relacion 
.Miiimiaiia  de  la  historia  natural  de  las  Indias  .  .  .  por  Oviedo. —  Exa- 
inc^n  apo!ogt:tico  de  la  hist6rica  narracion  de  los  naufragios,  y  inilagros 
dc  Alvar  Xiine/  Cabeza  de  Kaca,  contra  la  Censura  del  padre  Honoiio 
Mlopono. — Relacion  de  los  naufragios  del  gobernador  Alvar  Nuntz 
(Jabeza  de  iiaca.  —  Cominentarios  del  mismo  de  lo  sucedido  durante 
.-lU  gobierna  del  Rio  de  la  Plata. 

Vol.  If.  Historia  general  de  las  Indias  por  Ft.  Lopez  de  Gomara. 
— (Chronica  de  la  Nueva-Kspana,  6  Con<juista  de  Me.vico. 

Vol.111.  Historia  del  descubrimienlo  y  conquisia  de  la  provincia 
del  I'eru  .  .  .  por  Agustin  de  Zarate.  —  \'erdadera  relacion  de  la  con- 
ipiista  del  I'eru,  por  Francisco  de  .\erez.  —  Historia  y  descubrimiento 
del  Rio  de  la  Plata  y  Paraguay,  por  Schmidel,  Argentma  conquista  del 
Kio  de  la  Plata,  con  otros  acaecmiientos  dc  los  regnos  del  Peru,  Tucu- 
uian.y  Lslado  del  Brasil,  por  Martin  del  Darco  cuntenera. —  Viagu  del 
luunao,  de  Simon  Perez  de  Tores. 

119  Barclay's  Universal  English  Dictionary,  newly  revised  by  B. 

li.  Woodward.  Maps  and  numerous  illustrations.  4"  half 
morocco,  red  edges.  London. 

120  l',ARLO\v,  Joel.     Vision  of  Columbus.     12°  boards,  uncut. 

Hartford,  1787 

121  Bakrow,   Sir   John.     Voyages  of    Discovery   and    Research 

within  the  Arctic  Regions,  from  18 18  to  the  present  time. 
Portrait  and  maps.     S°  cloth,  tmcut.  London,  1846 

From  the  library  of  Charles  Dickens,  with  his  book-plate. 

122  Barrow.     Chronological  history  of  Voyages  into  the    Arctic 

Regions,  undertaken  chiefly  for  the  purpose  of  discovering 
a  North-East,  North-West,  or  Polar  Passage  between  the 
.'\ilantic  and  Pacific.     Map.     8°  calf.  London,  i8i8 

123  Barthe,  J.  G.     Le  Canada  reconquis   par   la '  France.     Por- 

traits and  illustrations.     8°  half  roan.  Paris,  1855 

124  BAkiin;.      Souvenirs    d'un    Demi-Si^cle   ou    mdmoirs    pour 

servir  a  Thistoire  contemporaine.     1 2°  paper,  uncut. 

Montreal,  1S85 

125  BAkri.hir,  W.  H.     Canadian  Scenery   Illustrated.     Text  by 

N.  P.  Willis.  Numerous  fine  steel  plates.  2  vols,  in  i, 
imperial  8°  half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  London. 


CATALOGUE.  .  13 

126  Bartlett.     Beauties  of   the    Bosphorus  ;    by  Miss    Pardoe. 

Illustrated  in  a  series  of  Views  of  Constantinople  and  its 
Environs,  from  original  drawings  by  W.  H.  Bartlett.  Por- 
trait and  numerous  fine  steel  plates.  4'^  calf,  gilt.  (Bind- 
ing rubbed.)  London,  1S30 

127  Bartlett.     Pilgrim  Fathers  ;  or,  founders  of  New  England  in 

the  reign  of  James  the  First,  Fine  steel  plates  by  \V.  H, 
Bartlett.     &"  cloth.  '  London,  1864 

128  Bartlett.     Walks  about  the  City  and  Environs  of  Jerusalem. 

Maps  and  numerous  fine  steel  plates.     Square  8"  cloth. 

London. 

129  Bartolozzf,  and  his  Works.      By  Andrew  W.  Tuer.      A  Bio- 

graphical, Anecdotal  and  Descriptive  account  of  his  Life 
and  Career,  illustrated  by  13  of  his  original  engravings, 
with  remarks  on  his  prints  :  Why  Sought  After;  Increas- 
ing Rise  in  Value  ;  Modern  Reprints  from  Worn-out  Plates 
and  how  to  Distinguish  ;  Falsely  Tinted  and  how  to  Distin- 
guish ;  a  list  of  Chopper  plates  known  to  be  still  in  exist- 
ence ;  General  Gossip,  together  with  a  list  of  upwards  of 
2,000,  the  most  extensive  record  yet  completed,  of  the 
great  engraver's  works.  2  vols.  4°  vellum,  gilt  tops,  uncut 
edges.  London. 

130  Bartolozzi  and  his  Works.     By  A.  W.  Tuer.    A  bibliograph- 

ical and  descriptive  account  of  ihe  life  and  character  oi 
Francesco  Bartolozzi.  Second  edition,  corrected  and  re- 
vised with  additional  matter.  Plates.  8°  vellum,  uncut 
edges,  gilt  top,  with  silk  binders.  London,  1885 

Only  500  copies  printed. 

131  Cartolns  he  SojeofcrratJ.    Tractatus  Varii.    Incipiunt  trac- 

tatus  bar  de  saxo  ferrato  qui  sua  scientia  leges  :  .  .  Incip- 
iunt differentie  inter  ius  canonicum  et  ciuile,  etc.  /go  leaves. 
Also:  Disputationes  dui  Bar  de  saxo  ferrato  legu  interpretis 
et  sunt  numero  XVIII.  46  leaves.  A  wonderfully  fresh  and 
clean  copy,  beautifully  printed  in  Roman  characters,  in  dou- 
ble columns,  v/ith  full  margins,  numerous  neatly  written 
contemporary  notes.     Large  folio,  boards. 

Vindel.  a  Spira  :  Venetiis,  1472 

132  Bauchart,   Ernest  Quentin.     Les    Femmes    Bibliophiles   de 

France  (XVIe,  XVIIe,  et  XVIIIe  Sifecles.)  With  numer- 
ous coat-of-arms  of  distinguished  women  bibliophiles,  ex- 
amples of  bindings,  vignettes,  head  and  tail  pieces,  etc.  2 
vols,  imperial  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1886 

Large  paper.     Only  300  copies  printed  on  Holland  paper. 

133  Bayard,     Story  of  the  Chevalier  Bayard,  from  the  French  of 

the  Loyal  servant,  M.  de  Berville,  and  others,  by  Edith 
Walford,  with  notes  and  introduction.      iG°  cloth, 

London,  1880 


T4  CATALOGUE. 

13  |.  Beaubien,  Henry  R.     Traitd  sur  les   Lois   Civiles   du  Bas- 
Canada.     3  vols,  in  i.     8°  sheep.  Montreal,  1832 

135  Beach,  W.  W.      Indian   Miscellany;  containing  Papers  on 

the  History,  Antiquities,  Arts,  Languages,  Religions,  Tra- 
ditions, and  Superstitions  of  the  American  Aborigines. 
Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  Albany,  188S 

136  Beaugrand,   IL      Melanges:    Trois    Conferences.      L    De 

Montr<^aK\  Victoria  ;  11.  Le  Journal ;  Son  origine  et  son 
histoire ;  IIL  Anita:  Souvenirs  d'un  contre-guerillas. 
Illustrations.     S°  paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  188S 

137  Beaugrand.      Jeanne   La    Fileuse.      Episode    de    i'emigra- 

tion  Franco-Canadienne  aux  Etats  Unis.     8"  paper,  uncut. 

Montreal,  18S8 

138  Beaut6s  de  I'Histoire  d'Amerique.      Numerous   illustrations 

of  Indian  customs,  animals,  etc.      2  vols.  12°  half  calf. 

Paris,  18 18 

139  Eeattie,  William.     Scotland  Illustrated  in  a  Series  of   Views 

taken  expressly  for  this  Work,  by  T.  AUom,  W.  H.  Bartlett, 
and  H.  Mc  Culloch.  L'pvvards  of  100  srcel  plates  and 
maps.     2  vols.  4°  calf.  London,  183S 

140  Bechard,  a.       Monographies,    Gouverneurs,   Intendants   et 

Eveques  de  la  Nouvelle-France.     12°  paper.     Ottawa,  1880 

141  Becket,  II.  W.     The  Montreal  Snow    Shoe  Club,  its   history 

and  record,  with  a  synopsis  of  the  racing  events  of  other 
clubs  throughout  the  Dominion,  from  1840  to  the  present 
time.     12°  cloth.  Montreal,  1882 

142  Bedard,   T.    p.      Histoire    de  Cinquante  Ans,    1791-1841. 

Annales  Parlementaires,  et  politiques  du  bas  Canada  de- 
puis  la  constitution  jusqu'a,  I'union.     8°  paper,  uncut. 

Quebec,  1869 

143  Beers,  U.  W.     Lacrosse.     The  National   Game  of  Canada. 

Photographic  illustrations.     12'' half  calf.      Montreal,  1869 

144  Beleze,  G.     Dlctlonnaire  des  Noms  de  BaptSme.     Small  8"^ 

russia.  Paris,  1863 

145  Beloe,  William.     Miscellanies,  consisting  of  Poems,  classical 

extracts  and  oriental  apologues.  3  vols.  16°  tree  calf  extra, 
by  Kalthoeber.  London,  1795 

From  the  Hamilton  Palace  Library. 

146  Benjamin,  L.  N.      St.    Albans   Raid;    or,    investigation  into 

tl:e  charges  against  Lieut.  Burnett  H.  Young  and  Command 
lor  their  acts  at  St.  Albans,  Vt.,  Oct.  19,  1864.     8°  paper. 

Montreal,  1865 

147  Bennett,  Edward.     Amenities  of  Social  Life,     16°  cloth,  un- 

cut. London,  1887 


CATALOGUE.  15 

148  Bentox,  Clark.     Slatements  of  Facts  and  Law,  relative  to  the 

prosecution  of  the  Rev.  Clark  Benton,  Protestant  Mission- 
ary from  the  London  Missionary  Society,  for  the  assumption 
of  the  office  of  a  dissenting  minister  of  the  gospel  in  Que- 
bec, by  the  King's  Attorney  General  of  Lower  Canada,  8^ 
half  roan.  Troy,  1804 

149  (Beraldi,  Henri.)     Bibliothbque  d'un  Bibliophile.     Small  8' 

paper,  uncut.     Only  200  copies  printed.  Lille,  1885 

Very  rare.     Interesting  notes. 

ijo  Berard.  Essai  Bibliographique  sur  les  editions  des  Elzevirs, 
les  plus  prdcieuses  et  les  plus  recherchdes,  prcc(fd^  d'une 
Notice  sur  ces  Imprimeurs  Cdl^bres.     8°  half  calf. 

Paris,  1823 

151  Berjeau,  J.  P.     Early  Dutch,  German  and  English  Printers' 

Marks.     100  plates.     Royal  8°  half  morocco,  uncut. 

London,  1866 

152  Bernard's  Bible  Prints.      Quadrins  Historiques  de  la  Bible. 

Reue  et  augmentez  d'un  grand  numbre  de  figures  ;  — 
Figures  du  Nouveau  Testament,  With  327  wood-cuts  by 
Petit-Bernard.  2  vols,  in  i,  12°  old  calf.  (Closely  trimmed 
and  otherwise  a  rather  inferior  copy,  but  the  wood-cuts  are 
in  good  condition.)  Jean  de  Tournes  :  Lion,  15 5.8 

153  Beroalde   de   Vervillc,    Francois.     Le   J^Ioyen  de  Parvenir. 

Q^uvre  contenant  la  raison  de  tout  ce  qui  a  este',  est,  et 
.sera ;  avec  demonstrations  certaines  et  necessaires,  selon 
la  rencontre  des  etiets  de  vertu,  Et  aduiendra  que  ceux 
qui  auront  nez  a  porter  lunettes  s'en  seruirot  aiubi  qu'il  est 
escrit  au  Dictionnaire  h.  dormir  en  toutes  langues,  S. 
Imprime  cette  annc'e.  18°  full  crimson  polished  crushed 
levant  morocco  super  extra,  three  gold  fillets  on  the  sides, 
the  back  beautifully  decorated,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders, 
double'  with  green  crushed  levant  morocco,  green  silk  ends. 

8.  L.  a  A.  (16 10) 
A   superb  copy  of   the  very   rare   Original    Edition,  bound  by 
LoRTic.     Sec  Lacroix's  preface  to  the  edition  of  iS.}i. 

154  Beroalde.      Le    iMoyen   de    Parvenir,  (Euvre   contenant    la 

raison  de  ce  qui  a  etc,  est  et  sera,  avec  d(fmonstrations  cer- 
taines et  accessoires,  selon  la  rencontre  des  effets  da  la 
vertue.  litude  IFistorique  et  Litteraire,  par  Blavignac. 
Small  8°  paper.  Genbve,  1S72 

155  Bertellius,    Petrus.      Theatrum    Urbium    Italicarurn.       56 

plates,  views  of  cities,  fortresses  etc.  Small  oblong  folio, 
vellum.  Venetiis,  1599 

156  [Beverly,  Richard.]     Hibtoire  de  la  Virginia.     Par  un  Auteur 

natif  et  habitant  du  pais.  Traduit  de  I'Anglois.  14  plates. 
12°  calf.  "  Paris,  1707 


i6  CATALOGUE. 

157  Bewick.     Select  Fables  of  ^-Esop  and  others,  in  three  parts. 

I.  Fables  extracted  from  Dodsloy's  ;  2.  Fables  with  Reflec- 
tions in  Prose  and  Verse ;  3.  Fables  in  Verse,  to  which  are 
prefixed  the  Life  of  yEsop,  and  an  essay  upon  fable  by 
Oliver  Goldsmith.  Faithfully  reprinted  from  the  rare  New- 
castle edition  published  by  T.  Saint,  1784,  With  the  ori- 
ginal wood  engravings  by  Thomas  Bewick,  and  an  illustra- 
ted preface  by  Edwin  Pearson.     Small  8°  cloth.      London. 

158  Bewick.     The  New  Robinson  Crusoe,  an  instructive  and  en- 

tertaining History  for  the  use  of  Children  of  both  Sexes. 
With  32  woodcuts  by  John  Bewick,  many  signed.  2  vols. 
12°  sheep.  London,  iSir 

159  Bewick.     British    Birds.     Original   edition.     2    vols.  S"  half 

calf.     (Imperfect.) 

160  Bewick.     Thomas  Bewick  and  his    Pupils.     By  Austin  Dob- 

son.     95  illustrations.     Small  8°  cloth.  London,  18S4. 

161  Beyard  and  Lodowick.     Journal  of   the  late  Actions  of   the 

French  at  Canada,  by  Col.  Nicholas  Beyard  and  Lieut.-Col. 

Charles  Lodowick,  1693.  Small  4°  boards,  uncut.    (2  copies.) 

Only  150  copies  printed.  New  York,  1868 

162  BiBAUD,    i\L       Epitres,    Satires,    Chansons,    Epigrammes    et 

autres  Pieces  de  Vers.     12°  boards,  uncut.    Montreal,  1830 
Fine  uncut  copy  of  the  earliest  volume  of  French-Canadian  Poetry. 

163  BiBAun.     Histoire  du  Canada,  sous  la  Domination  F'rangaise. 

2  vols.  12°  sheep.  Montreal,  1843 

164  BiBAUD.     Revue    Critique   dc   I'llistoire   du  Canada,  de  M. 

Garneau.     12°  half  calf.  Montreal,  1855 

165  BiBAUD.     Dictionnaire   historique  des  Hommes  Illustres  du 

Canada  et  de  I'Amerique.     12°  half  mor.      Montreal,  1857 

166  BiBAUD.       Les   Institutions    de   1' Histoire    du    Canada,   ou 

Annales  Canadiennes  jusqu'a  I'an  1819.     12°  half  morocco. 

Montreal,  1S55 

167  BiBAUD.     Histoire   du    Canada   et   des   Canadiens,  1830-37. 

12°  paper.  Montreal,  1878 

168  BiBAUD,   F.   M.  M.      Biographic   des   Sagamos   illustres   de 

I'Amerique  septentrionale.     S'^  paper.  Montreal,  1848 

169  Ciblici  Sacra  Catina.     Indpit  .•  Prologus  in  Bibliam.    In  fine 

Explicit  Biblia  ipressa  Venetiis  p  Fraciscu  de  Hailbrun  y 
Nicolau  d'franckfordia  socios  iviCCCCLXXVI.  Blacfi 
£eUct,  printed  in  double  columns  on  454  leaves,  51  lines  to 
a  full  page,  with  signatures,  but  no  catch-words  nor  numer- 
als.    2  vols,  in  I,  small  folio,  calf.  Venetiis,  1476 

Fine  copy.  The  second  Venetian  edition  of  the  Bible.  Very  rare, 
early  edition,  being  No.  12  on  Brunet's  list. 

On  the  front  page  is  a  finelv  executed  broad  border  of  birds,  flowers 
and  frtsit  painted  in  gold  ana  colors,  also  a  lar;;e  painted  initial,  with 
miniature,  representing  St.  Jerome  kneeling. 


CATALOGUE.  17 

170  Bible.     La  Saintc  Bible,  traduite  sur    Ics   'I'cxles   origiiiiiux, 

avec  les  differences  de  la  Vulgate.  Engraved  title  after 
Ikrnard  Picart.  Small  8^  sumptuously  bound  by  Capk  in 
full  crushed  levant  morocco,  super  extra,  sides  richly  tooled 
with  very  wide  dentellc  borders,  gilt  back,  inside  border^, 
edges  entirely  uncut. 

Aux  dcpens  dc  la  Campagnic  :  Cologne,  17J'; 
A  superb  copy  in  an  exceptional  state,  being  entirely  imrtif,  and  in  a 
rich  binding,  of  this  celebrated  and  rare  "Jansenibte"  IUIjIc,  elegantly 
printed  from  a  minute  type,  in  double  columns. 

171  Bible.     IMacklix's   Magnificent  edition   of   the  Holy  Hiblc. 

printed  in  very  large  and  beautiful  type  by  Bcnsloy,  and 
illustrated  by  a  large  series  of  elegant  plates,  engraved  b\' 
Bartolozzi,  Sharp,  Fittler,  etc.,  from  drawings  by  Stothard, 
Opie,  Westall,  Smirke  and  other  distinguished  Britisli 
artists.  Somewhat  worn  in  the  binding,  but  a  beautiful 
copy  inside,  witli  fine  impressions.  6  vols,  thick  atlas  folio, 
full  russia  extra,  gilt  edges.  London,  1800 

172  BiBLiA  Pauperum.      Bible   des    Pauvres,    reproduite   en    fac- 

similie  sur  Texemplaire  de   la   Bibliothl-que   Nationale  par 

Adam  Pilinski.     Reproduction,    on    antique   paper,  of  the 

Biblia  Pauperum  printed  from  the    blocks.     Folio,  boards. 

Only  100  copies  printed.  Paris,  1883 

173  Bibliophile   Frangais   (Le)  Gazette  Illustre'e  des  Amateurs 

des  Livres,  d'Estampes  et  de  Haute  Curiosite.  Profusely 
illustrated  with  portraits  of  distinguished  bibliopiiiles,  fac- 
similes of  bindings,  title-pages,  etc.,  also  numerous  illustra- 
tions in  the  text  of  coat  armor,  bindings,  etc.  7  vols, 
imperial  8°  in  half  crushed  levant  niorocco,  uncut  edges, 
gilt  tops.  Paris,  18G8-73 

A  beautiful  set  of  this  valuable  and  now  scarce  publication,  printed 
from  type  on  laid  paper. 

174  BiBLiOTHECA  Americana;  or,  a  chronological  catalogue  of  the 

most  curious  and  interesting  books,  pamphlets,  state  papers, 
upon  the  subject  of  North  and  South  America,  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present,  in  print  and  manuscript.  4° 
boards,  uncut.  London,  1739 

175  BiBLiOTHEQUE     Aine'ricaine.        Collection     d'une     Amateur 

de  Livres  anciens  et  modernes,  histoire,  histoire  naturcllc, 
linguistiquc,  dont  la  vcnte  sa  fera  le  lundi  13  Janvier,  1873. 
Priced  in  ink.     8'  half  morocco.  Pari6,  1873 

176  BiBLiOTHECA  Sundcrlaudiana.     Sale    Catalogue   of   the  truly 

important  and  very  extensive  I^ibrary  of  Printed  P>ook.-, 
known  as  the  Sunderland  or  Blenheim  Library,  comjirising 
a  jcmarkable  collection  of  the  (ircck  and  Roman  classic 
writers  in  first,  early  and  rare  editions,  early  printed  Bibles, 
etc.  Large  paper,  with  printed  lists  of  prices.  5  vols, 
imperial  8"  cloth,  uncut.  London,  18S1-3 


i8  CATALOGUE. 

177  Bigot.  Discours  du  Procureur  General  en  Presentant  les 
Arre'ts  du  conseil  et  lettres  patentes  concernant  I'Affaire  du 
Canada  le  iS  Decenibre  1761.     pp.  51,     4°  stitched. 

(Paris,  176:!) 

17S  BinoT.  J ugenicnt  rendu  en  dernier  Ressort  dans  I'affaire  du 
Canada,  du  10  Decembre,  1763.     4''  stitched.     Paris,  176.*, 

179  BiGSBV,  John  J.     Shoe  and  Canoe ;  or,  Pictures  of   Travel  in 

the  Canadas,  illustrative   of   their   scenery  and  of   colonial 
life.     Numerous  plates  and  nmps.     2  vols,  in  i,  12°  cloth. 

London, 1850 

BINIKNGS   AND   PROVENANCES    ILLUSTRES. 

Ill  this  department  only  books  bound  by  the  old  French  and  Italian 
masters,  and  biiiding.s  of  liistorlcal  value,  and  books  from  celcbraled 
collections  will  be  found. 

Hooks  bound  by  modern  binders,  including,  Trautz-Bauzonnef, 'J'hou- 
vcnin,  Chambolle-Duru,  Thibaron,  llardy-Mesnil,  Lortic,  Cape,  Clark, 
Masson-Dcbonelle,  Ilozerian,  Alio,  Bedford,  Thompson,  Matthews  and 
others,  will  be  found  under  the  names  of  the  authors  of  the  respective 
books. 

180  Anne,  Queen.     Collection  of   the  Statutes  now  in  force,  rela- 

ting  to    High   Treason  and  Misprison  of   High  Treason. 
12°  old  blue  morocco  e.\tra,  gilt  edges,  with  Queen  Anne's 

-ARMS   STAMPED    IN    GOLD   ON    THE    SIDES.  Loudou,   1709 

iSi  Baskerville  Bible.  The  Holy  Bible,  containing  the  Old 
^J'eslanient  and  the  New.  An  elegant  copy  of  Baskervillc's 
edition.  Large  thick  folio,  sumptuously  bound  in  full  old 
red  morocco  super  e.xtra,  with  broad  dentelle  borders  on 
sides,  with  fan  corners  and  large  rosettes  in  the  centre,  in- 
laid with  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

John  Baskerville  :  Cambridge,  1763 

182  BiLSTONE,  J.  Sermons  before  the  University  of  Oxford.  Old 
purple  morocco,  gilt  back,  sides  and  edges.     Fine  copy. 

London,  1749 

I  S3  BuvEK.  Bouterouc,  Claude.  Kecherches  curieuses  des 
IMonoyes  de  France  depuis  le  commencement  de  la 
Monarchic.  Numerous  plates.  Large  paper.  Large  folio, 
full  wrinkled  morocco,  three  gilt  fillets  on  the  sides,  tooled 
back,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders.  Paris,  1666 

Magnificent  example  of  a  Foyer  binding,  from  the  libraries  of  the 
Due  de  la  Valliere  and  I'rince  Kazdivill. 

184  Bover  (Double').  Instructions  theologiques  et  morales  sur  les 
Sacremens,  par  feu  Monsieur  Nicole.  2  vols.  16°  old  morocco, 
double,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges,  by  Bover.  La  Haye,  1707 


CATALOGUE.  19 

niNUINGS    AND   I'ROVEN'AXCES   ILLUSTRES- Cln. 

185  Chalon.   Juvenalis,  Auli   Persii  Flacci  Salyrac.   <i    oldcilron 

morocco   extra,  gilt   edges.     (Title   and    a  few  leaves  mil- 
dewed.) Lugd.  Bat.,  1648 
Rich   17th  centuiy  binding,  back  and  .sides  richly  tooled,  witli  the 
arms  of  the  city  of  Chalon-sur-Saonc. 

186  Chalox.      Annaeus   Senecce   Tragoedioe.      Cum   Notis    Tii. 

Farnabii.     16°  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,    Amsterdam!. 

A  17th  century  binding,  with  the  arms  of  the  city  of  Chalon,  and 
date,  1656. 

For  a  fac-siniile  of  a  similar  binding  see  plate  93  Brunet  Reliurt- 
Ancienne. 

157  Charles  I.     Scioppii,  G.      Scaliger  Hypobolimasus,  hoc  e.st 

Elenchus  Epistolae  Josephi  Burdonis  pseudo  Scaligeri.  4  ' 
old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Moguntiae,  1607 

King  Charles  I's  Copy,  with  his  mark,  the  letter  C,  entwined  and 
Clowned,  stamped  in  gold  on  the  back  and  sides. 

Books  from  Charles  First's  library  very  seldom  occnr  for  sale,  jnost 
of  his  books  having  been  dispersed  or  destroyed  with  his  other  posses- 
.-iions,  in  the  revolution.  The  above  copy  is  from  the  Sunderland 
Library,  lias  notes  from  prominent  bibliographers  on  tly  leaf  bearing 
on  its  rarity  and  value. 

158  CifOiSEUL.     Martial.     Les    Poesies   de    Martial   de  Paris  dit 

d'Auvergne.  2  vols.  12^  old  red  morocco,  fillets  on  sides, 
gilt  back  and  edges.  Paris,  1733 

Fine  specimen,  with  the  arms  of  Archbishop  Choiseul-Deauprc. 

189  Clement  X  (Pope).  Congregatione  sacrorum  ritum,  beatifica- 

tionis  Rob,  Card.  Bellarmini,  positio  super  dubio.  Folio, 
richly  bound  in  old  red  morocco,  the  sides  richly  tooled  in 
compartments,  gilt  edges.  Ronio^,  1675 

Wh\\  tiie  arms  of  Pope  ('lament  X. 

190  Colbert.       Dondinus,   Gulielmus.      Historia   de    Rebus    in 

Gallia  Gestis.  Fine  copy  with  large  copper  plates.  Large- 
folio,  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Boyer.  Roma,  167  5 

From  the  library  of  J.  15.  Colbert  (I^ouis  XIV's  Minister),  his  arms  in 
gold  on  the  sides,  and  monograms  and  crown  on  the  back. 

191  Colbert.     AUatius,  L.     De  utriusque  Ecclesia  Occidentalis 

atque  Orientalis  de  Purgatorio  Consensione.  Fine  copy. 
8°  red  morocco,  with  Colbert  arms  in  gold  on  sides, 
by  Boyer.     ('Marked  on  title  :  Bibliotheca  Colbertiana.) 

Romae,  1655 

192  Colbert.    Piscatoris  J.   Commentarii  in  omnes  Libros  Veteris 

et  Novi  Testamenti.  Fine  copy.  5  vols,  in  3,  folio,  old 
red  morocco,  with  the  Colbert  arms  in  gold  on  sides,  by 
Boyer.  Herborna*,  1643-58 


20  CATALOGUE. 

BINDINGS  AND   PROVENANCES    lELUSTRES  —  Con. 

193  CoNDE.     Artemidori    Daldiani    Philosophi,  etc.      De    Somni- 

oriim  Interpretatione,  libri  quinq  a  1  Cornario,  etc.  llaiul- 
soniely  printed  in  large  type  from  the  press  of  Froben. 
Square  12"  old  citron  morocco,  gilt,  with  arms  of  the  great 
Conde.  Easilia",  1544 

I'^rom  the  library  of  the  great  Coiidc,  Marshal  of  France. 

194  CoNDE.     Salasar,  Ambr.  de.     Miroir   general  de  la  gramaire 

en  dialogues,  pour  scauoir  parfaitement  lalangue  espagnole, 
avec  aucunes  histoires  gracieuses  et  sentences  notables  (en 
fran^ais  et  en  espagnol).  Engraved  title,  12°  in  the  ori- 
ginal morocco  binding,  gilt  back  and  sides.  Royen,  1615 
Scarce  specimen,  with  the  arms  of  the  great  Conde. 

195  Di.ROME.     L'Esprit  de  J.  C.  sur  la  tolerance  pour  sevir  de 

rcponse  !i  plusieurs  tcrils  de  ce  temps  sur  la  meme  mati^re 
et  p.T.rticulierement  a  I'apblogie  de  Louis  XIV  sur  la  revo- 
cation de  edit  de  Nantes  et  a  la  dissertation  sur  massacre  de 
la  Saint-Barlhelemi  (par  V.  G.  de  la  Broue.)  8°  finely 
hound  by  Derome  in  red  morocco,  dentelle  borders  "  i 
petits  fers  "  coat  of  arms  on  sides,  gilt  edges.        S.  L.,  1760 

196  Derome.     Charron.     De  la  Sagesse,  trois  livres.     Engraved 

title.  18°  full  red  morocco,  3  fillets  on  the  sides,  tooled 
back,  silk  ends,  gilt  edges,  by  Derome. 

Chez  Jean  Elsevier:  Leide,  n.  d. 

Fine  specimen  of  Derome's  binding,  in  perfect  condition,  and  a  rare 
Elzevir,  with  large  margins. 

197  De  Thou.     Aurelius  Victor  ex   Bibliotheca   A.  Schotti.     32° 

old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with  the  arms  of  Thuanus 
within  foliage  stamped  in  gold  on  sides,  and  his  monogram 
and  bee  on  back,  bound  by  Eve. 

(Heidelbergae)  H.  Commelinus,  1596 

An  excellent  specimen  of  the  arms  of  the  celebrated  bibliophile.  The 
copy  is  also  from  the  Hamilton  Palace  Library. 

198  Du  Seuii..     La    Sagesse   de    Salomon,    paraphras^e   par  M. 

Guillebo.     Engraved  title.     12°  full  old  red  morocco  extra. 

Paris,  1635 

A  beautiful  specimen  of  a  genuine  iJu  Seuil  binding;  the  panels  on 
the  back  are  tooled  in  a  geometrical  pattern,  surrounded  by  dotted  gold, 
the  sides  are  in  compartments  formed  by  gold  fillets  and  dotted  lines, 
with  small  pointille  ornaments  in  the  corners,  the  edges  are  gauffered 
gilt,  and  painted  in  an  e.\quisite  manner. 

199  Du  Seuil.     Psalmi    Davidis    Vulgata    Editione.     S°  old   red 

morocco,  gilt  edges.  Parisiis,  1581 

A  genuine  De  Seuil  binding  in  exceptional  condition,  with  elaljor- 
atfcly  tooled  back,  the  panels  in  compartments  formed  by  gold  lillets, 
anil  a  beautiful  centre  ornament  "  a  [>eiits  fers."  (lenuine  Du  Seuils 
are  of  extreme  rarity. 


CATALOGUE.  21 

CINDIiNGS  AND   PROVENANCES  ILLUSTRES  —  Con. 

200  Du  Seuil.     France,  Abbe  de.     Conduite  chre'tienne  adresse'c 

h  son  A.  R.  Madame  de  Guise,  par  le  R.  P.  Dom  Armand 
Jean  ancien  abbe'  de  la  Maison-Dieu,  M.  D.  de  la  Trappe. 
12°  old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  in  the  Du  Seuil 
manner.  Paris,  1697 

201  Embroidered  Binding.     Book  of   Common   Prayer    1642;  — 

Bible  (including  Apocrypha),  164 1  ;  —  Psalmes  in  Meeter, 
with  music,  1642.  In  i  vol.  8°,  fine  copies,  ruled  through- 
out in  red,  and  bound  in  the  original  silk  cover,  embroi- 
dered with  colored  flowers  and  silver  lace,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1641-4? 

202  Embroidered    Binding.      Holy   Bible,    containing    the    Old 

Testament  and  the  New,  Newly  translated  out  of  the  ori- 
ginal tongues  and  with  the  former  translations  diligently 
compared  and  revised.  Engraved  title.  Thick  4°  in  a 
unique  contemporary  embroidered  silver  cord  binding,  gilt 
edges.  Robert  Barker  :  London,  1637 

203  Edward  VL     Aristotelis   de    Arte   Rhetorica   et  de  Poetica, 

Groece.  Small  4°  full  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by 
Clark  and  Bedford.  B.  Zanetti :  Venetiis,  1536 

Edward  Vlih's  copy,  with  his  autograph  E.  R.  and  his  motto  "  Crux 
Christi  clavis  Coeli  "  in  his  hand-writing;  it  subsequently  belonged  to 
Thomas  Taylor,  the  Platonist,  and  has  his  autograph  signature  and 
note  on  the  King's  motto  on  title.  Books  from  Edward  VI'  Library 
are  among  the  rarest  of  provenances. 

204  English.     Patrick,  Bp.  S.     Devout   Christian.     Frontispiece 

and  plate.  12°  very  fine  copy,  in  old  English  red  morocco, 
very  tastefully  covered  with  gold  tooling  and  variegated 
leather,  gilt  edges.  London,  1676 

This  elegant  specimen  of  contemporary  binding  was  executed  for  T. 
Flatman,  the  poet's  daughter,  whose  autograph  "  Hannah  Flatman, 
1675-6"  is  inscribed  on  tly-leaf. 

205  EvE.     I  Salmi  di  David.     Tradotti  dalla  Lingua  Hebrea  nella 

Italiana,  Diuisi  in  cinque  parti.  Di  nuouo  ricorretti  ed 
emendati.  In  the  original  Eve  morocco  binding,  gilt 
edges.  Paris,  1588 

Marguerite  de  Valois' copy,  in  a  beautiful  binding  by  Clevis  Eve, 
the  sides  and  back  entirely  covered  with  marguerites,  her  arms  on  the 
front  cover  and  her  motto,  Spes  mea  (Deus),  on  the  back.  A  very  rare 
and  desirable  specimen. 

On  the  last  leaf  is  an  autograph  motto  of  two  lines  in  the  hand- 
writing of  Catherine  de  Medicis,  wife  of  Henri  II  and  mother  ot 
Marguerite  de  Valois. 

The  engraved  title-page  has  the  monograms  of  Queen  Catherine 
(both  styles)  and  Henri  If,  a  peculiarity  nf  special  interest. 


22  CATALOGUE. 

BINDINGS  AND   I'ROVENANCES  ILLUSTRES- Con. 

206  Eve.     Vias.     Sylviae  Regiae  Balthasaris  de  Vias.     4"  old  calf 

super  extra,  gilt  edges.  Lutetian,  1623 

Clovis  Eve  bindir.g,  willi  om.uncutalujn  "  a  petits  fers ; "  the  sides 
are  tooled  in  two  compartments ;  with  a  double  fringe  of  dentelles 
around  the  lines ;  the  inner  frame  contains  a  losange  figure,  composed 
of  floriated  ornaments,  with  numerous  series  of  fleur-de-lys,  in  the 
vacant  space.    A  very  curious  specimen. 

207  Eve.    II  Decamerone  di  Messer  Giovanni  Boccaccio,  Nuova- 

mente  corretto  per  Messer  Antonio  liruccioli.  18°  old  red 
morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges.  Venetia,  1542 

The  Turner  copy. 

An  elegant  example,  by  Nicolas  Eve,  in  perfect  preservation. 

The  sides  and  back  are  entirely  covered  with  geometrical  rolls  and 
branches  of  foliage  of  the  most  delicate  execution  and  of  a  beautiful 
design.     Sold  at  the  Turner  sale  for  1,020  francs. 

20S  Eve.  Prophdtie  de  Daniel,  saincte  et  admirable,  interprcl(fe 
du  regne  et  de  la  mort  du  chef  des  hdretiques  qui  se  prt^tend 
Roy  de  Navarre,  et  veut  envahir  la  couronne  de  France. 
D^did  il  Monseigneur  le  Due  de  Mercosur  et  de  Penthieuvre, 
Fair  de  France,  etc.  S""  old  red  morocco  binding,  gill 
edges.  Tholose,  1591 

Fii\e  specimen  of  a  Clovis  Eve  binding,  the  sides  richly  tooled  in 
compartments  in  a  geometrical  design  of  a  beautiful  pattern,  entirely 
covering  the  panels.  Aside  from  its  value  as  a  fine  specimen  of  bind- 
ing, the  book  is  very  curious  and  valuable,  and  very  rare,  lirunet  only 
records  the  sale  of  one  copy  since  1819. 

209  Eve.  Nomocanon  Photii,  cum  Commentariis  Theodori  Lal- 
samonis.    4°  old  red  morocco,  gilt  edges.    Lutetiae  Par.,  1615 

Magnificent  Clovis  Eve  binding  of  the  Louis  XIII  period,  with  the 
a.rms  of  a  Prince  Royal,  the  sides  entirely  covered  with  gilding,  con- 
sisting of  four  rows  of  geometrical  fringes,  the  spaces  filled  in  with 
numerous  small  ornaments. 

For  a  magnificent  Clovis  Eve  binding,  see  under  Manuscripts,  Book 
of  Hours  bound  for  Marguerite  de  Valois. 

2 1  o  Fleurv.  M^moire  pr^sente  au  Consell  de  sa  Majeste,  sur  leque 
le  Roy  a  ordonnt^  I'ertablissement  de  I'instruction  gratuite  dans 
les  collt;ges  de  la  Faculte  des  Arts,  oil  il  y  a  actuellemeni 
plein  et  entier  e.xercise  de  belles  lettres  et  de  philosophic. 
Folio,  old  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1724 

With  the  arms  of  Cardinal  Due  de  Fleury,  minister  of  Louis  XV. 

211  Francis  II.      Angeli  Politianis  Sylvae.      Nutricia,  Rusticus, 

Manto,  Ambra.  .Small  8^  contemporary  stamped  calf  bind- 
ing. Salmanticae,  1554 

With  the  arms  of  Francis  II  as  Dauphin,  stamped  on  the  sides. 

This  is  a  very  fine  and  rare  specimen  of  blind  tooling  of  the  i6ih 
rentury,  in  very  good  preservation,  and  a  very  rare  Provenance, 
F'rancis  II  having  lived  only  two  years  after  ascending  the  throne,  and 
books  with  his  arms  are  very  rare. 

212  George  II.     Standing  Orders  of  the  House  of  Lords  in  MS. 

i?°  old  morocco,  tooled  back  and  sides.  (London.) 

With  the  personal  arms  of  George  II. 


CATALOGUE.  33 

BINDINGS  AND  PROVENANCES  ILLUSTRES  —  Cun. 

213  Grolier.     JNI.  TulUi  Ciccronis  Orationum.      Tonuis  primus. 

iS°  old  morocco.  Lugduni,  1560 

Fine  specimen  of  a  Grolier  hiiuliug,  the  sides  covered  with  gold 

looling  of  a  geometrical  and  interlaced  pattern,  the  back  tooled  in 

compartments. 

J14  IIanthaler,  C.  Exercitationes  Faciles  de  Nuniis  Veterum 
pro  Tyronibus.  4°  magnificently  bound  in  calf  extra  gilt, 
inside  gold  borders  and  gauffered  edges.  Nuremberg,  1735 
Superb  example  of  binding.  The  entire  sides  and  back  are  covered 
"ith  gilt  tooling  of  birds,  leaves  and  flowers,  within  paneled  gilt  lace- 
work  borders.  In  the  centre  of  two  sides  are  decorations,  with  the  date 
"  1736,"  and  with  the  coat  of  arms,  mitre  and  crosier  of  "  Bernard  us 
Abbas  Ettalensis."  On  the  recto,  within  a  medallion,  is  a  "Madonna 
and  Child,"  with  the  legend  "  Fvndatrix  Monaster]  Ettalensis." 

2t5  Henri  II  and  Diane  de  Poitiers.  A  Gellii  Lvcvlentissiini 
Scriptoris  Noctes  Atticce.  Charming  engraved  border  on 
title.     Small  4°  black  morocco,  gilt. 

Cologne,  Opera  et  Impensa  loannis  Soteris,  1526 

From  the  library  of  Henri  II  of  France  and  Diana  of  Poitiers.  One 
of  the  rarest  examples  of  their  books.  The  .sides  arc  paneled  in  gold, 
and  in  the  centre  of  each  of  the  four  fillets  is  the  interlaced  monogram 
"  D.  II."  (Diana  et  Henri),  accompanied  by  fleurs-de-lys  and  crosses. 
In  the  centre  of  each  side  of  the  cover  is  the  coat  of  arms  of  France, 
surmounted  by  a  crown,  and  surrounded  by  the  grand  collar  of  tlic 
( )rder  of  Saint  Esprit.  IIclow  is  the  favorite  emlilem  of  Diana  do 
I'oitiers,  "a  crescent  moon,"  on  the  right  and  left  of  which  is  repeated 
the  initial  letter  "  II."  of  her  regal  lover. 

216  Henry  VIII.  GcjKlUS  Dccrctalium  Liber,  per  Tionifacium 
octauum  Pontificem  santcissimum  in  Lugdunensi  consilio 
cditis.  Block  Cctlcr,  ^vith  woodcut  on  title.  16°  in  the 
original  calf.  King  Henry  VIII's  copy,  v.ith  the  royal  arms 
stamped  in  blind  tooling  on  the  sides.  Paris,  1523 

An  English  i6th  century  stamped  binding, executed  for  Henry  VIII, 
of  great  rarity. 

The  following  is  an  exact  description  of  the  tooling: 

Recto  Cover. — Panel  stamped  with  the  king's  arms,  bearing  (piar- 
ferly  France  and  England,  supported  by  a  dragon  and  a  greyhound, 
and  ensigned  with  a  royal  crown.  Ground  or  ticid  dotted  with  stars. 
In  the  top  corners,  the  arms  of  the  city  of  London  in  a  shield,  with 
the  sun  on  one  side,  the  crescent  moon  on  the  other. 

Reverse  Cover. — Panels   stamped  with  the    Indos  rose,   encircled 
\vith  a  ribbon,  on  which  is  inscribed,  in  old  Gothic  letters : 
"  IItcc  rosa  virtutis  de  coslo  missa  sereno, 
Asternum  llorens  regiasceptra  feret." 
supported  by  two  angels.      The  arms  of  London  are  on  recto,  .lud  at 
bottom  the  binder's  mark  of  Julian  Notary,  with  his  initials,  Engl.ind  s 
fourth  printer,  but  doing  contemporary  printing  with  Caxton,  for  whom, 
no  doubt,  he  worked. 

This  binding  and  stamp  belong  to  the  older  model,  used  l)y  Pynson 
and  Julian  Notary  for  Henry  \'1I  and  continued  for  Henry  VII 1,  until 
changed  by  John  Keynor. 

One  cover  loose  and  blemishes  in  the  binding  in  several  places,  but 
but  as  fine  a  specimen  as  is  now  obtainable. 


24  CATALOGUE. 

BINDINGS  AND   PROVENANCES   ILLUSTRES  — Con. 

217  Henriette  de  France.  Zarate,  Augustin  de.     llistoire  de  la 

decouverte   et   de  la  Conquete   du    Perou.     Traduite    de 

TEspagnol.     Plates.  2  vols,  tz'^  old  citron  morocco,  extra, 

gilt  edges.  Paris,  1742 

Beautiful  copy  witli  the  arms  of  Fiiucess  liciirielte  Sophie  de 
France,  daughter  of  Louis  XV. 

21S  Hov^r.  Phffidri  qui  sub  Augusto  ct  Tiberio  vL\it  Fabulas. 
Addit^E  sunt  notaj  et  animadversiones  Tanaquilli  Fabri. 
Small  4"  French  mottled  calf,  extra.  Salmurii,  1657 

I'lom  the  library  of  the  Count  d'lloym,  with  his  arms. 

219  llovM,     Bossuet,  J,  B.     Politique  tire'e  des   propres    Paroles 

de  rp^criture  Saintc.     Fine  portrait.    2  vols.  12''  calf,  extra. 

Paris,  17 1 4 

I'"rom  the  library  of  Count  d'lloyni,  with  his  arms  stamped  in  gold  on 
the  sides. 

220  IIovM.     Irenicum.     Irenicoruni,  scu  reconciliatoris  chrislian- 

orum  hodicrnorum  norma  triplex,  etc.,  Amst.,  1658  ;  —  Irc- 
iiico-Mastix,  1667;  —  Henoticum  Christianorum,  1662.  4 
parts  in  2  vols.  12°  old  green  morocco,  gilt  backs  and 
edges. 

From  the  library  of  Count  d'lloyui,  with  his  arms  stamped  in  gold 
on  the  sides.     Fine  copy. 

22  1  Italian.  Uffizio  della  Beata  Vergine  Maria  per  tutti  i  tempi 
dell'  Anno  coll'  UfTizio.  Engraved  frontispiece  and  vignette 
on  title.    8°,  superbly  bound  in  calf  extra  gilt,  gilt  edges. 

Roma,  dalla  Stamperia  Pontificia  Vaticana,  1742 

tiraiul  example  of  binding.  The  back  and  sides  are  one  mass  of 
handsome  tooling  in  gold.  There  is  a  medallion  of  the  Virgin  sur- 
rounded by  a  glory  on  both  sides,  part  of  which  are  marbled,  part 
plain  and  part  black  to  enhance  the  effect  of  the  extremely  ornate  in- 
terlacements. The  edges  are  gauffered  at  the  sides,  and  exquisitely 
painted  by  hand  in  colors.  The  beautiful  designs  on  the  edges  partake 
much  of  the  character  of  the  tooling  on  the  volume,  which  is  presented 
in  a  contemporaneous  leather  drop  case  marbled  and  elegantly  tooled 
on  the  leather. 

2  22  Italian.  Oratorio  de'  Religiosi  et  Essercitio  de'  Virtuosi. 
12°  in  a  beautiful  Italian  morocco  binding,  gauffered  gilt 
edges.  Venetia,  1560 

A  beautiful  contemporary  Italian  binding,  with  rich  gold  and  silver 
ornamentation,  the  arms  of  the  Spinola  family  in  the  centre. 

223  PrALiAN.  Rustici  Rei  Scriptores  (Cato,  Terrentius  Varro, 
Columella,  et  Palladius).  8°.  Fine  copy  in  bright  old  red 
morocco  extra,  the  edges  beautifully  painted  with  flowers  on 
.1  (lull  gold  ground.       H.  Aldi  et  A.  Soceri  :  Venctiis,  1533 

I''rom  tlic  ilumiltoii  I'.ilace  l.ilirarv. 


CATALOGUE. 


25 


BINDINGS  AND   PROVENANCES   ILLUSTRES  — Con. 

224  Italian.     Plutarch.     Le  Vite  di  Plutarco  ridotte  in    compen- 

dio  di  M.  Dario  Tiberto  da  Cesena.  E  tradotte  alia  com- 
mune utilita  di  ciascuno  per  L.  Fauno,  in  Buona  lingua  vol- 
gare.  12°  old  calf,  richly  tooled  in  compartments,  gauffered 
edges,  gilt.  Venetia,  1543 

Interesting  specimen  of  Italian  binding  of  the  16th  century,  some- 
what damaged. 

225  Italian.     Natalis   Comitis    Mythologiffi,    sive    explicationuin 

Eabularum  Libri  decern.  Fine  copy.  4°  in  the  original 
red  morocco  binding,  gilt  edges.  Venetiis,  1567 

A  rich  Italian  binding  of  the  sixteenth  century.  The  sides  are  cov- 
ered with  a  tooling,  consisting  of  square  and  rectangular  bands  in  the 
(irolier  manner,  with  an  oval  medallion  as  centre-piece,  the  spaces  filled 
in  with  a  leaf  pattern  resembling  ornamental  iron  work. 

226  Italian  Mosaic.     Pontificale  Romanum   Clementis   VIII    et 

Urbani  VIII  Auctoritate  Recognitum.  With  numerous  en- 
gravings, splendidly  printed  in  black  and  red,  with  music; 
3  vols,  folio  magnificently  bound  in  red  morocco  with  col- 
ored leathers  mosaiced  in  the  sides,  tooled  in  one  harmoni- 
ous blending  of  interlaced  floriated  designs,  inside  gold 
borders,  edges  gilt  on  marble. 

Roma,  ex-typographia  Vaticana,  1726 

Splendid  e.xample  of  iSth  century  Italian  binding,  stamped  in  gold 
on  the  sides  with  the  hat,  tassels,  and  quartered  arms  of  a  cardinal  of 
the  Catholic  Church. 

227  Ivory.     Manuel  de  Missa  e  da  Confissao,  Sexta  Edicao  Aug- 

mentada  com  varias  Devocoes  pelo  Presbytero  J.  Roquette. 
Steel  plates  and  illuminated  title.  16°  bound  in  ivory,  gilt 
edges,  watered  silk  ends.  Paris,  1864 

Unique  Example  of  binding.  The  sides  and  back  are  made  of  ivory, 
and  on  the  fore  sides  are  beautifully  carved  roses  and  other  flowers. 
In  the  centre  of  a  carved  cross  medallion  is  a  lady's  watch,  in  thorough 
\\  urking  order,  and  the  face  of  which  is  about  the  size  of  a  dime.  The 
edges  of  the  book  are  gilt,  and  the  ends  watered  blue  silk.  The  whole 
is  in  a  leather  case  lined  with  silk  and  velvet. 

228  James  II.     Du  Prat,  M.     Portrait  du  Marechal    de    Gassion. 

Small  8'^  in  the  original  red  morocco  extra,  entirely  covered 
with  fleur-de-lys,  stamped  in  gold,  gilt  edges.        Paris,  1864 

Presentation  copy  to  the  Duke  of  York  (afterwards  James  II)  with 
an  autograph  letter  respecting  the  work,  addressed  to  him  by  the  author. 
Also  two  addresses  (in  Latin  and  French)  to  Charles  II,  in  his  hai'.d 
and  signed.     The  copy  wants  one  leaf. 

229  Le  Gascon.     I'indari   Olympia,  Pythia,  Nemea,  Isthmia.     4° 

in  a  rich  red  morocco  binding,  the  back  and  sides  entirely 
covered  with  gold  tooling,  gilt  edges.  Salmurii,  1620 

Fine  specimen  of  a  I.e  Gascon  binding,  with  fine  and  elaborate  tool- 
ing; the  pattern  on  the  sides  is  that  of  a  losange  in  the  centre,  filled 
within  with  a  geometrical  tooling,  the  whole  in  a  frame  fringed  without 
with  dentelle  work,  rounded  corners,  and  an  outer  border  of  dentelle 
pattern. 

For  a  similar  binding,  see  plate  1 10,  in  Brunet's  Reliure  Ancienne. 


26  CATALOGUE. 

BINDIKGS  AXD   PROVENANCES  ILLUSTRES -Con. 

J30  Le  Gascon.  La  Chambre,  Sieur  de.  Traits'  de  la  Connois- 
sance  des  Animaux,  ou  tout  ce  qui  a  estd  diet  pour  et  con- 
tre  le  Raisonnement  des  Bestes  est  examind.  4°  full  old 
red  morocco,  sides  and  back  covered  with  gold  tooling,  gill 
edges,  Paris,  164S 

Finecopj'of  Le  Gascon's  pointille  work  in  perfect  condition.  The 
decoration  on  the  sides  consists  of  an  exquisite  centre  ornament  of 
geometrical  design  in  tlie  pointille  manner,  all  the  interstices  filled  in 
with  gold  dots,  with  a  monogram  and  crown  in  the  centre,  the  whole 
surrounded  by  a  frame  of  a  double  fillet,  all  the  inner  and  outer  corners 
as  well  as  the  dentcUe  borders  in  a  pointing  tooling  of  an  exquisite 
design. 

For  a  similar  binding,  see  plate  41,  Reliurc  Anclcnne. 

231  Le  Gascon.  Du  Ghoul.  Discours  de  la  Religion  des  Anciens 
Romains,  de  la  castrametation  et  discipline  militaire  d'iceux, 
des  Bains  et  antiques  excertitations  Grecques  et  Romains. 
Illustrated  with  nuinerous  plates  of  medals,  bas-reliefs  from 
antique  monuments.  2  vols,  in  i,  4°  in  a  superb  eld  red 
morocco  binding,  gilt  edges.  Lyon,  15S1 

From  the  Didot  Collection,  with  book-plate.  A  beautiful  pointille 
binding  by  Le  Gascon,  the  sides  are  decorated  in  compartments,  the 
liUets  fringed  on  both  sides  with  a  fin^  pointille  decoration  of  minute 
.^old  dots,  arranged  in  arabesque  figures,  with  ornaments  of  the  same 
t^tyle  in  the  corners  and  the  four  outer  compartments ;  in  the  center  are 
the  arms  of  a  member  of  the  house  of  Vieuville  d'Artois,  Chevalier 
de  I'ordre  de  Malta,  stamped  in  at  a  later  period. 

23-:  Lk  Gascon  (Mosaic.)  Moreau  P.  Les  Saincts  Prieres  dc 
TAme  Ghrestienne,  Escrites  et  Grauees  apres  le  Naturel  dc 
la  Plume.  Every  page,  including  beautiful  borders  illus- 
trating coats-of-arms  and  text,  engraved.  Small  8° 
superbly  bound  by  Le  Gascon  in  red  morocco,  with  olive 
compartments  in  mosaic,  the  back  and  sides  beautifully 
tooled  in  ''pointilM  h  petit  fers,"  edges  gilt,  in  levant 
morocco  drop  case.  Chez  le  autheur  :  Paris,  163:; 

A  beautiful  example  of  the  engraved  work  of  the  elder  Moreau,  and 
of  the  finest  lace  v.-ork  tooling  of  Le  Gascon. 

2^j,  Le  Gascon.  !Mari.inisches  Tag-Buch.  Engraved  frontispiece. 
3  vols,  thick  4'^  splendidly  bound  in  morocco,  gilt,  gauf- 
fered edges.  Augsburg,  1695 

An  admirable  example  of  late  17th  century  work  in  the  style  of  Lc 
Gascon.  The  sides  are  covered  with  gold  and  silver  tooling  "  a 
petits  fers,"  presenting  a  charming  lace  work  effect.  The  ornamenta- 
tion, other  than  the  tooling,  is  Gothic  and  geometrical,  and  darkened 
within  the  parallel  lines. 

234  Le  Gascon.  L'Annee  CUvcstienne.  Par  le  R.  Pere  Amable. 
Bonnefons  de  !a  Compagnie  de  Jesus.  2  vols.  iS°  old 
morocco,  bound  by  a  pupil  of  Le  Gascon,  and  richly  tooled 
on  sides  and  b;ick,  "  .\  petits  fers.''  Paris,  1645 


CATALOGUE.  27 

BINDINGS   AND   J'KOVENANCES    ILLUSTRES  — Con. 

335  Le  Gascon.  Officia  Christianiae  Pietatis  Parva  per  Christia- 
nissimum  Regem  Ludovicum  XIII  ordinata  cum  Calendario. 
Portrait  of  Louis  XIII  praying  before  a  crucifix.  Folio, 
in  old  red  morocco,  covered  v/ith  gold  and  silver  tooling, 
"  i  petits  fers."  Abb.d  Bignon's  copy,  having  his  interlaced 
H.  P).  in  centre,  gilt  edges,  by  Le  Gascon. 

Paris,  e  Typographia  Regia,  1643 

A  beautiful  pattern  of  unusual  occurrence,  in  perfect  condition. 

Very  rare,  having  been  printed  for  the  Royal  Chapels  only.  This 
was  lot  1913  of  the  Towiiley  Library,  and  has  the  heraldic  book-plate 
of  John  Townley,  Esq. 

236  Lf,  Noveau  Testament,  Charenton,  166S  ; —  Les  Pseaumes  de 

David,  mis  en  Rime  Frangoise  par  Marot  et  De  Beze,  v.ith 
ihe  music,  ib.,  1666.  In  i  vol.  12°.  Bound  in  bright  olvl 
citron  morocco  extra,  the  sides  richly  tooled  in  gold,  gilt 
edges.  Charenton,  1666-68 

Tall  and  perfectly  clean  copies,  ia  very  desirable  condition,  with  tl.e 
contemporary  autograph  "  Lucy  Montague,  son  livre." 

237  Louis  XV.     Office   de   la   Semaine   Sainte   en    Latin  et  en 

Fran9ois  a  FUsage  de  Rome.  Engraved  title  (torn)  and 
plates.  Thick  small  8°  fine  old  red  morocco,  superbly 
tooled  in  gold,  and  the  back  and  sides  in  the  Le  Gascon 
style,  edges  gilt  on  marble  (foxed  slightly),  Paris,  172S 

Stamped  in  gold  on  the  sides  with  the  arms  of  Louis  XV,  impaltd 
with  those  of  the  Queen. 

238  Maioli.     Ciceronis  de  Philosophia,  2   vols,,    also   Orationum 

Marci  Tvl.  Ciceronis,  volumen  secundum  a  loan.  jMichaele 
Bruto  emendatum.  Together  3  vols.  32°  beautifully  laid 
in  enamelled  and  painted  calf,  with  interlaced  geometrical 
and  floriated  designs  on  the  back  and  sides,  gilt  edges  in 
excellent  preservation. 

Lyons  apud  Antonium  Gryphium,  15 70-;  1 

Kare  examples  of  Maioli  binding  with  the  motto  '•  exlabore  corona" 
on  the  backs.  The  name  "  Franciscus  le  Pigeon  "  is  stamped  in  gold 
on  the  front  sides  over  that  of  "  Petrus  Colard.''  Specimens  of  Maioli 
are  gradually  becoming  of  the  greatest  rarity,  and  but  very  fesv  arc- 
now  obtainable  at  any  price. 

239  Maioli.     Hebrew   Bible.     18°    in    the   original    Italian    calf 

binding,  gauffered  gilt  edges.  S.  L.  a  A.  (circa  1550) 

Fine  specimen  of  a  ^faloli  binding,  the  back  and  sides  are  covered 
with  gold  tooling  in  a  geometrical  pattern,  the  corners  and  centie 
piece  decorated  with  inlaid  leather,  painted  in  various  colors. 

240  MoNTAUSiER.     Gulielmi  Sanson,  in  Geographicam  Autiqu.'un  ; 

Michaelis  Antonii  Baudrand,  Disquisitiones  Geographicar. 
16"  old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Lutetice  :  Par.,  1583 
From  the  library  of  the  celebrated  bibliophile,  Due  de  Montausier, 
author  of  "  La  Guirlande  de  Julie,"  with  his  arms  stamped  in  gold  on 
the  sides,  and  the  monogram  of  CC  and  crown  in  the  corner, 


28  CATALOG  UK. 

BINDINGS   AND   PROVENANCES    ILLUSTRES  —  Con. 

241  Mosaic.     Ladies   Calling,  in  two  Parts.      Frontispiece.      8° 

old  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Oxford,  1667 

A  Mosaic  binding  of  the  i6lh  century,  the  sides  and  back  elabo- 
rately tooled. 

242  Mosaic.     Government  of  the  Tongue.     8°  old  morocco,    gilt 

edges.  Oxford,  1677 

A  beautiful  Mosaic  binding,  apparently  by  an  English  binder,  the 
sides  eniiiely  covered  with  gold  tooling  of  an  arabesque  pattern. 

243  Padeloup,    Perez    A.      Pentateuchus    Fidei,    sive  Volumina 

quinque  de  Ecclesia,  Conciliis,  Scriptura  Sacra,  Traditioni- 
bus  sacris  et  de  Romano  Pontifice.  5  vols,  in  i,  small 
folio,  fine  copy  in  full  morocco,  gilt  edges,  by  Padeloup, 
from  the  library  of  the  Duke  of  Sussex.  Matriti,  1620 

Extremely  rare,  having  been  rigidly  suppressed  on  account  of  sev- 
eral passages  therein  having  given  offence  to  the  Court  of  Rome. 
Hound  by  Padeloup  about  1725,  with  his  ticket,  "  Relie  par  Padeloup 
le  jeune,  place  Sorbonne  a  Paris,"  the  back  tooled  in  "  Oisseau  "  pat- 
tern.    Padeloup's  bindings  with  ticket  are  very  rare. 

244  Padeloup.     Lafitau,   J.    F.      Moeurs  des   Sauvages   Ameri- 

quains  compare's  aux  Moeurs  des  premiers  temps.  Numer- 
ous plates.  Photographic  portrait  of  the  author  laid  in.  2 
vols.  4°  full  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Padeloup  le  jeune, 
WITH  HIS  TICKET.  Paris,  1724 

A  very  rare  specimen  of  Padeloup  binding,  by  Antoine  Michel  le 
jeune,  with  his  tickets  in  both  volumes,  which  is  of  very  unusual  occur- 
rence. 

245  Padeloup.     Lombard,  1).     Comparison  des  deux  liistoire  de 

M.  de  Mezeray  et  du  Pcre  Daniel.  Fine  copy.  4"  blue 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Padeloup.  Amst.,  1723 

From  the  Hamilton  Palace  Library.  "  Genuine  specimens  of  Pade- 
lnu])'s  binding  are  very  difficult  to  obtain."  The  copy  was  purchased 
by  Mr.  Bohn  at  the  Laberdoyere  Sale,  and  from  him  it  passed  to  Mr. 
Beckford."  —  J^cckford  Catalogue. 

246  Padeloup.     Saint-Real.  Dom  Carlos,  Nouvelle  historique.  16° 

bound  in  old  red  morocco,  double',  with  red  morocco,  gilt 
back,  tooled  outside  and  inside  with  fieurs  de  lys.  In  fine 
condition.  Amsterdam,  1673 

247  Payne.     Artemidori  Daldiani  et  Achmetis  Sereimi  F.  Oneiro- 

critica.  Nicolai  Rigalth  ad  Artemidorum  Notae.  Greek 
and  Latin.  Small  4°.  Richly  bound  in  full  grained  citron 
colored  morocco,  gilt  edges,  tooled  inside  and  out,  and 
ornamental  tooling  on  the  back,  Lutetian,  1603 

Beautiful  specimen  of  binding,  by  Roger  Payne.     Very  rare. 

248  Pompadour.    Histoires  Plaisanteset  Ingenieuses.    Recuellies 

de  plusieurs  bon  auleurs  grecs,  latins,  espagnols,  et  fran- 
cois.     12°  calf,  gilt.  Paris,  1673 

With  the  arms  of  the  Marquise  de  Pompadour.     From  her  library. 


CATALOGUE.  29 

BINDINGS   AND   rUOVENANCES   ILLUSTRES  — Cun. 

249  Pompadour.     Racan.     Les  Bergeries  de    Mre.  Honorat   clu 

Bueil,  Chevalier,  Sieur  de  Racan.     Small  8°  calf,  gilt. 

Paris,  1632 
With  the  arms  of  Madame  de  Pompadour,  stamped  in  gilt  on   the 
sides.     From  her  library. 

250  Psalms  of  David,  imitated  in  the  language  of  the    New  Tes- 

tament. By  I.  Watts.  16"^  in  an  old  red  morocco  binding, 
the  back  and  sides  covered  with  a  pattern  of  geometrical 
figures  and  llowers,  in  which  a  crown  is  introduced,  gilt 
edges.  London,  1755 

251  Rohan.     Office  de  la  Semaine  Sainte,  Latine  et  Francois.    8° 

in  the  original  red  morocco  binding,,  back  and  sides  en- 
tirely covered  with  a  rich  tooling  of  an  arabesque  pattern, 
gilt  edges.  Paris,  1725 

Fine  specimen,  with  the  arms  of  Cardinal  De  Rohan,  Prime  Minister 
of  Louis  X\'. 

252  SiMiER  (Mosaic).     Notices  Historiques  sur  les   Tableaux   de 

la  Galerie  de  Son  Altesse  Royale,  Monseignieur  le  Due 
D'Orleans,  par  J.  Viatout.  2  vols,  in  3,  thick  folio,  mag- 
nificently bound  by  Simier  in  red  crinkled  morocco,  tooling 
a  I'eventail"  on  the  side?,  with  green  morocco  mosaic  laid 
in,  inside  gold  borders,  blue  watered  silk  ends,  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1S26 

Grand  specimen  of  Simier  binding,  specially  executed  for  King  Louis 
Philipp,  then  Due  d'Orleans,  whose  collection  of  paintings  is  described 
in  these  three  volumes,  each  of  which  is  stamped  on  the  side  with 
the  Orleans  arms. 

253  Simier.     Ministere  de  la  Marine  et  des  Colonies.     Budget  de 

1829.  Rapport  au  Roi.  Ofticial  copy  signed  by  the  Minis- 
ter. Folio,  full  red  crinkled  morocco  extra,  the  royal  arms 
of  France  stamped  on  the  sides,  blue  watered  silk  lining, 
gilt  edges.  Paris,  1828 

Fine  specimen  by  Simier,  with  arms  of  Louis  XVIIL 

254  Thouvenin.     Viellot,    L.    P.     Histoire    Naturelle   des    Plus 

Beaux  Oiseaux  Chanteurs  de  la  zone  Torride.  Illustrated 
with  72  beautiful  plates  of  Oriental  singing  birds  exqui- 
sitely colored  by  hand.  Large  folio,  superbly  bound  by 
Thouvenin  in  crinkled  purple  morocco  extra,  with  red  mo- 
rocco double  full  gilt  and  tooled  vellum  ends,  gilt  edges. 

G.  Dufour  :  Paris,  1805 

The  illustrations  arc  fully  e<)ual  in  beauty  to  either  the  plates  of 
Gould  or  Audubon,  and  like  them  are  colored  by  hand.  There  are  in 
all  seventy-two  plates.  This  superb  volume  is  enclosed  in  a  morocco 
case  and  may  justly  be  considered  a  chef-d'oeuvre  of  Thouvenin,  signeil 
and  dated,  1S32.  The  back  is  superbly  tooled  and  the  sides  are  recog- 
nizable, in  their  panelings,  floriated  corners  and  central  decoration, 
with  the  orthodox  designs  of  the  master.  The  red  morocco  double 
is  inlaid  in  a  broad  border  of  purple  morocco,  and  is  extpiisitely  de- 
signed. 


30  CATALOGUE. 

BINDINGS  AND   PKUVENANCES   ILLUSTRES  —  Con. 

255  SiMiER.     Scott,  Sir  Walter.    Lay  of  the  Last  Minstrel,    lolh 

edition.  Plates  by  Westall.  8°  handsomely  bound  by 
Simier,  in  purple  straight  grained  morocco  sides  and  back, 
richly  tooled,  gilt  edges,  silk  lining.  London,  1809 

256  V'auban.     Les  Idylles  de  Bion   et  de  Moschus.      Traduites 

en  vers  Francois.     12°  calf,  gilt.  Paris,  16S6 

With  the  arms  of  Marshal  Vauban. 

:?f;7  Verrue.  Avantures  Grenadines,  par  Melle.  D  *  *  *.  Front- 
ispiece, Amsterdam,  1710 — Le  Prince  Kouchimen,  His- 
toire  Tartare,  et  Dom.  Alvar  del  Sol,  Histoire  Napolitaine, 
Paris,  1710.  In  I  vol.  16°  in  the  original  red  morocco  ex- 
tra, gilt  and  marbled  edges,  with  the  arms  of  Jeanne-Eap- 
tiste  d'Albert  du  Luynes,  Comtesse  de  Verrue,  stamped  in 
gold  on  the  sides.     '  Amsterdam,  17  to 

Writing  of  the  Comtesse,  Guigard  terms  her,  "I'une  des  plus  ravis- 
santes  pedes  de  ce  splendide  ecrin  du  dix-huiteme  siecle,"  and  de- 
scribes her  library  thus,  "Sa  bibliotheque  etait  surtout  remarquable 
parmi  tant  de  remarquable  choses  ;  un  diamant  serti  d'or,  sous  I'ebtfne 
delicatement  fouill^e  se  pressaient  dix-huit  mille  volumes  d'un  choix 
laplupart  habilles  par  Us  vicil'.curs  artisUs  de  Vspoquey  It  was  this 
lady,  who  on  her  death-bed,  wrote  her  own  epitaph  :  — 

'•  Ci-git,  dans  une  paix  profonde, 

Cette  dame  de  volupte, 
Qui,  pour  plus  grand  sdrete. 

Fit  son  paradis  dans  ce  monde." 

2^^^  Caialogue  of  Fifteen  Hundred  Books  remarkable  for  the 
beauty  or  the  age  of  their  Bindings,  or  as  bearing  indica- 
tions of  former  ownership  by  great  Book  Collectors  and 
famous  historical  personages.  Large  4°  half  morocco, 
uncut,  gilt  top.  Quarich  :  London,  18S9 

259  La   Reliure  Ancienne  et  Moderne,.Recueil  de  ii6  planchef:, 

reliures  artistiques  des  XVI-XIX'  si^cles  ayant  appartenu 
■X  Grolier,  Henri  U,  Francois  I,  Diane  de  Poitiers,  Mar- 
guerit  de  Valois,  etc.,  et  executtfes  par  Le  Gascon,  Clovis 
et  Nicolas  Eve,  Bauzonnet,  etc.  Introduction  par  Gustave 
Brunet.     116  plates.     4°  boards,  uncut.  Paris,  1878 

260  Marius-Miciiel,  M.  M.     La  Reliure  Frangaise,  depuis  I'ln- 

vention  de  I'lmprimerie  jusqu'ii  la  Fin  du  XVIII*  Sic;cle ; — 
La  Reliure  Fran(;aise  Commerciale  et  Industrielle  depuis 
!' Invention  de  I'lmprimerie  jusqu'd  Nos  Jours.  Profusely 
illustrated  with  plates,  heliogravure  reproductions,  original 
gilt  and  illuminated  cloth  examples,  and  illustrations  in  the 
text.     2  vols,  large  4°  paper,  uncut. 

MorgandetFatout:  Paris,  i88o-8i 

This  magnificent  work  of  the  celebrated  French  binders  Marius- 
Michel  is  the  authority  on  bibliopegy. 


CATALOGUE.  31 

BINDINGS  AND  PROVENANCES  ILLUSTRES-Cok. 

:6i  UzANNE,  Octave.  La  Reliure  Moderne,  artistique  et  fantais- 
iste.  An  elegant  book,  beautifully  printed  on  "  papier  vel- 
lin"  and  illustrated  with  72  reproductions  of  fine  bindings, 
after  designs  by  P.  Albert-Dujardin,  allegorical  vignettes 
by  Adeline,  Fraipont  and  Giraldon,  and  a  frontispiece  by 
Albert  Lynch,  etched  by  Menesse.  Royal  8°  ornamental 
paper  covers,  uncut  edges.     Only  1500  copies  printed. 

Paris,  18S7 

762  Bookbinder  (The).  An  Illustrated  Journal  for  Binders, 
Librarians,  and  all  Lovers  of  Books.  Vol.  i.  Illustrations 
of  Bookbinding.     4°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  iSSS 


263  BiuGKAriiv.     Abre'gc   dc    la   Vie   dc    ^L  Olier ;  —  Sir   G.  F".. 

Cartier  ;  —  F.  X.  Garneau  ;  —  Sir  Charles  Tupper  ;  —  A.  \. 
Morin  ;  —  Abbe  Laverdiere  ; — .Abbcf  Pilote,  etc.  15  pam- 
phlets. 

264  BiucH  and  Jenner.     Early    Drawings   and    Illuminations;  aii 

Introduction  to  the  study  of  illustrated  JNIanuscripts,  with  a 
Dictionary  of  Subjects  in  the  British  Museum.  Illustra- 
tions.    8°  cloth.  London,  1879 

265  BissELius,  Joannis.     Argonauticon  Amcricanorum,   sive  Ilis- 

toriae  periculorum  Petri  de  Victoria.  Libri  X.Y.  Map  of 
the  two  Americas.    iS^  vellum,  with  clasps.  Monachii,  1647 

26G  Black  Hawk.  Life  of  Black  Plawk;  or,  Ma-ka-tai-me  she- 
kia-kiak,  embracing  the  Traditions  of  his  Nation,  Indian 
Wars  in  which  he  has  been  engaged.  Cause  of  joining  the 
British  in  their  late  war  with  America,  and  its  history,  etc. 
Dictated  by  himself.     Portrait.     12°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S36 

267  Black  Prince.  Le  Prince  Xoir,  Pocme  du  Heraut  D'Armes 
Chandos.  The  life  and  feats  of  arms  of  Edward  the  Black 
Prince,  by  Chandos  Herald.  A  metrical  chronicle  with  an 
English  translation  and  notes  by  Francisque-Michcl. 
Frontispiece.     4°  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  top.     London,  1S83 

2 63  Blades,  William.  The  Enemies  of  Books.  Revised  and  en- 
larged by  the  auihor.  Whatman  paper  copy.  16°  half 
roan,  uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  18SS 

369  Blaeu,  G.  et  J.  Le  Theatre  du  Monde,  uu  nouvel  Atlas. 
La  seconde  partie  de  la  seconde,  Ame'rique.  12  finely 
executed  maps  comprising  :  general  map  of  America,  Nova 
Belgica  et  Anglia  Nova,  Insulae-Americana;,  Bermuda,  Vir- 
ginia, Florida,  etc.     Atlas  folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  top. 

Amsterdam.  i6so 


32  CATALOGUE. 

270  Blair's  Chronological  and  Historical  Tables,  from  the  Crea- 

tion to  the  present  Time.     Imperial  8°  half  morocco. 

London,  185 1 

271  Blake,  William.     Etchings  from  his  Works,  by  William  Bell 

Scott.  With  descriptive  text.  10  etchings,  India  proofs 
before  letters.     Folio,  boards.  London,  1878 

272  Blake.     William  Blake,  a  critical  Essay  by  Algernon  Charles 

Swinburne.  With  illustrations  from  Blake's  designs  in  fac- 
simile, coloured  and  plain.  8°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt 
top.  London,  1868 

273  Blanchet,  J.     List  des  Documents  se  rapportant  a  I'histoire 

du  Canada,  copie'  et  conserve  au  departement  du  Regis- 
traire  de  la  Province  de  Quebec.     8°  paper.     Quebec,  1883 

274  (Blome,  Richard.)     L'Amerique  Angloise,  ou  Description  des 

Isles  et  Terres  du  Roi  d'Angleterre,  dans  I'Amerique. 
Traduit  de  I'Anglois.     Maps.     16°  old  calf,  gilt. 

Amsterdam,  i683 

275  Blome.     L'Amerique    Anglois,  ou    Description    des    Isles  et 

Terres  du  Roi  d'Angleterre,  dans  I'Amerique.  Maps.  Fine 
copy.     12°  calf.  Amsterdam,  1688 

276  Blunbcnillc,  @l)OmaG.     Mr.  Blundevile,    his    Exercises,  con- 

taining eight  Treatises  on  Cosmographie,  Astronomic,  Geo- 
graphic, Art  of  Navigation,  etc.  Fourth  edition.  Good 
sound  copy.  Small  4°  old  calf,  rebacked  and  tooled  in  gold, 
complete  with  all  the  separate  interior  titles,  folding  tables 
and  moveable  plans,     pp.  799.     W.  Stansby  :  London,  1613 

Contains  an  account  of  the  first  voyage  of  Sir  Francis  Drake  by  sea 
unto  the  West  and  East  Indies,  also  the  voyage  of  Mr.  Candish,  also, 
a  description  of  I'lancius'  map  and  Molineux's  globes,  etc.,  etc.  It  is 
seldom  that  a  copy  of  this  rare  work  is  found  complete. 

277  33orcaccio,   (LMounuui.      Bocace  de  la  genealogie  des  dieux 

contenant  la  faulse  credence  des  infidelles  et  gentilz  :  qui 
par  leur  erreurs  et  mal  fondees  supersticions  creoyent  et 
oppinogent  pluralite  de  dieux  et  ceulx  qui  avouent  faict 
aulcuns  beaulx  fait  dignes  de  memoire  deifioient  et  leurs 
erigeoyent  temples  atulez  et  ymaiges.  Translate  en  Fran^oys. 
Bhick  £cttcr.  Title  in  red  and  black  alternate  lines,  within 
a  very  beautiful  wood-cut  border,  designed  by  the  celebrated 
Geoffrey  Tory,  with  large  wood-cut  on  reverse,  pp.  228 
and  table  6  pp.  verso  of  last  leaf  Mark  of  Philip  Le  Noir 
designed  by  Tory.  Printed  in  Gothic  characters.  Illustra- 
ted with  a  considerable  number  of  boldly  executed  engrav- 
ings on  wood,  and  numerous  initial  letters,  the  latter  by 
Geoffrey  Tory.  Portrait  of  Boccoccio  added.  Small  folio, 
elegantly  bound  by  Lortic  in  full  green  levant  morocco 
extra,  gilt  leaves  over  marble.  Johan  Petit  :  Paris,  1531 
Very  fine  copy  from  the  Library  of  Eugene  Paillet  and  Ciiy  Pellion, 
with  their  e.x-libris. 


CATALOGUE.  ^^ 

278  Soccacrio.     Amourous  Fiaminetta,  wherein  is  seLtc  duwiic  h 

catalogue  of  all  and  singuler  passions  of  Love  and  iealosic, 
etc.  Now  done  into  English  by  B.  Giovano.  London, 
1587.  (Title  mounted.)  /n  (he  same  volume:  Greene's 
Never  too  late,  both  partes,  sent  to  all  youthfuU  (Gentlemen. 
By  Robert  Greene.  London,  1631.  (Title  and  last  Jeni 
imperfect.)     Cliick  Cettcr.     Small  4^  old  calf. 

London,  1587-1631 

279  Boccaccio.     The   rare    Elzevir  Decameron.     II  Decamerone 

di  Messer  Giovanni  Boccaccio  Cittadino  Fiorentino.  Cut  of 
the  Sphere,  title  in  red  and  black,  9  prel.  leaves  and  744 
pages.  12°  beautifully  bound  by  Hardv-Mesnil,  in  crimson 
levant  morocco,  full  gilt  bucks,  inside  borders,  edges  gill 
over  marble.  \\\  .Amsterdamo,  1665 

A  very  choice  copy  of  this  beautifully  printed  edition,  liij^Iily 
esteemed  for  the  correctness  of  its  text,  and  making  part  of  the  Kl/,evir 
series.  Brunei  is  of  the  opinion  that  it  is  from  the  press  of  J.  Blacn. 
Large  copies  arc  much  sought  by  collectors.  Unmet  quotes  a  copy  ns 
being  147  to  149  mil.  196  f.  The  present  copy  is  full  150  mil.  and  is  in 
perfect  preservation. 

2S0  Boccaccio.  Le  Decameron  do  Jean  Boccace.  Elegantly 
illustrated  with  portrait,  no  full-page  plates  and  97  tail 
pieces  by  Gravelot,  Boucher,  Cochin  and  Eisen.  5  vols.  8 ' 
old  red  levant  morocco  extra,  tooled  back  and  sides,  gilt 
edges,  by  Dero.me.     Fine  copy.  Londres  (Paris),  1757 

281  Boccaccio.  Contes  de  J.  Boccace.  'JVaduction  Nouvellc. 
With  upv.'ards  of  100  fine  plates  by  Eiseu  and  Gravelot. 
10  vols.  16°  calf.  Londres,  1779 

28:  Boccaccio.  The  Decameron.  Now  lirst  completely  done  into 
English  prose  and  verse.  By  John  Payne.  Villon  Society's 
limited  edition.  3  vols,  small  4'^  vellum,  uncut  edges. 
Printed  for  the  Villon  Society,  for  private  circulation  only. 
No.  156  of  the  original  issue.  London,  1886 

283  Boccaccio.     Contes  de  Boccace.     Traduction  de  Sabatier  de 

Castres.  Numerous  illustrations  by  Tony  Johannot,  Grand- 
ville  and  others.  Small  folio,  half  crimson  morocco  extra, 
uncut  edges,  gilt  top.  Paris,  18G9 

284  BoccHii,  Achilis.     Symbolicaruin    Quaestionum,  dc    uniuerso 

genere,  quas  serio  ludebat,  Libri  quinque.  With  150  fmc 
plates  of  emblems  engraved  by  Giulio  Bonasone,  retouched 
by  Agostino  Caracci.     Small  4^^  old  calf.         Bononire,  1571 

2S5  BoiiK,  II.  G.     Handbook  of  Proverbs,     xi^  half  roan. 

London,  1867 

286  BoiLEAU.  Giuvres  de  Boile.iu  Despre'aux,  avec  des  Eclair- 
cissemens  historiques.  Vol,  L  Plates  by  Chereau.  (Por- 
traits missing.)     4°  sheep.     (Broken.)  Geneve,  1716" 


34  CATALOGUE. 

2S7  EoiLEAU  Despreaux.  CEuvres  Diverses,  avec  le  Traite  du 
Sublime,  ou  du  merveilleux  dans  le  discours,  traduit  du  Grec 
dc  Longin,  Nouvelle  edition,  revue  et  augmentee  de  di- 
^•erses  Pieces  nouvelles.  Avec  les  passages  des  PoeLes 
Latins  imites  par  I'auteur.  Fine  copper  plates,  Proofs 
bEFOKE  LETTERS,  and  an  inserted  portrait  by  St.  Aubin.  ;i 
vols.  S''  in  a  sumptuous  old  crimson  morocco  binding,  the 
sides  entirely  covered  Avith  fine  tooling  "  ^.  petits  fers." 
backs  and  edges  gilt.  Amsterdam,  1702 

Grand  Papier   de   Holland   copy,  beautifully  printed   and 
very  rare  in  such  exceptional  condition. 

:Sd>  [BoiLEAU.]  Oiuvres  diverses  du  Sieur  D  *  *  avec  le  Traite 
du  Sublime  ou  du  Merveilleux  dans  le  Discourse  traduit  du 
j;rec  de  Longin,  Frontispiece  by  Landry,  plate  by  Cha- 
uveau.  4^  full  blue  crushed  morocco  extra,  three  gilt  fillets 
on  the  sides,  gilt  back  and  edges,  inside  border  by  Massok- 
IJ)Ei:.ONNELLE.  Dcnys  Thierry  :  Paris,  167  t 

A  very  elegant  aiul  large  copy  of  the  first  collected  edition  of 
iJoilcau. 

2S9  BoiSTE,  P.  C.  V.  Dictionnaire  Universel  de  la  Langue  Fran- 
caise.     4°  half  morocco.  Paris,  1857 

290  BoNNAFFE,    Edouard.       Les    Collectionneurs    de    I'ancienne 

France.     Small  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1S73 

291  BoNNECHOSE,  Charles  de.     Montcalm  et  la  Canada    Fran^ais, 

essai  historique.     Portrait.     12°  paper,  uncut.     Paris,  1877 

2rj2  ijooli  of  (flljristinn  Praicrs,  worthy  to  be  read  by  all  Chris- 
tians in  these  dangerous  and  troublesome  daies.  Woodcut 
portrait  of  Queen  Elizabeth  and  every  page  filled  with  bor- 
ders by  Albert  Durer,  Hans  Holbein,  etc.  |3Iacli  Ccltcv. 
Small  4°  antique  russia,  gilt  edges.  London,  1608 

Usually  called  Queen  Elizabeth's  Prayci-  Dook,  and  by  some  attril  - 
uted  to  John  Foxe,  and  l>y  others  to  Richard  Day.  Of  the  first  edi- 
tion only  one  copy  is  known  to  be  in  existence.  It  is  the  only  English 
book  which  corresponds  with  the  beautiful  volumes  called  "  Jiooks  of 
Hours,"  so  numerously  printed  at  Paris  at  that  time. 

203  Book  of  Favourite  Modern  Ballads.  Illustrated  with  50 
engravings,  from  drawings  by  the  first  artists,  and  gilt  bor- 
ders and  head  and  tail  pieces,  also  in  gold.  Small  4'^  lialf 
morocco,  gilt.  London, 

2')^  BoOKRUVER  (Tlie").  A  Summary  of  American  and  Foreign 
Literature.     Vol.  3,  1SS6-87.     Illustrations.     4°  cloth. 

New  York. 

295  BossuET,  J.  B.  nisc'jurs  sur  riiistoire  Universelle  a  Monsei- 
gneur  le  Daupiiin.  I'ortrait  inserted.  4°  old  red  morocco, 
gilt  edges,  Paris,  16S1 

( 'rigiup.l  etliiioii. 


CATALOGUE.  35 

j<j6  BoKDONE.     Libro  di  Benetlelto  Bordone,  uel  qual    51   region  a 

de  tritte  I'Isole  del  niondo,  etc.     Numerous  maps  and  plans 

of  cities,  etc.,  some  colored  by  hand.  Small  folio,  half  vellum. 

Per  Nicolo  d'Aristotile,  detto  Zoppino:  Vinegia,  152S 

Very  rare  and  original  edition.  On  the  title  is  an  ancient  heraldic 
library  stamp.  A  few  pages  are  stained  and  there  are  a  few  contempo- 
lary  MS.  Notes. 

I-olio  ten  has  a  woodcut  plan  of  the  Ciiy  of  Mexico  (Temislitan)  as 
ir  was  before  the  destruction  by  Corte.?.  The  third  large  double  niaq:) 
exhibits  the  Continent  of  America,  "  modo,"  "nouo,"  etc.  There  art 
also  most  important  maps  and  plans,  on  which  will  be  found — "Terra 
di  sancto  Cvoce  oner  Mondo  Nouo,"  "  iamaique,"  "  cuba,"  "martino," 
"  quad.ilupe,"  "dominica,'  etc. 

297  BoRTiiwiCK,  Rev.  J.  D.  Montreal,  its  History,  to  which  is 
added  biographical  Sketches,  v.-ith  Piiotographs  of  many  of 
its  principal  citi.^ens.    Large  4'^  half  roan.    (Covers  broken.) 

Montreal,  1875 

29S  BoRTHWiCK.  History  of  the  Montreal  Prison  from  A.  D.  1784 
to  1SS6.  With  25  inserted  autographs  and  illustrations. 
8'  cloth.  '  Montreal,  1886 

299  BoRTiiwiCK.     Battles  of  the  World;  or,  C)'clopaidia  of  battles, 

sieges  and  important  military  events,  the  origin  and  institu- 
tion of  military  titles.     &°  cloth.  Montreal,  1861') 

300  Bossu,  M.  Nouveacix  Voyages  aux  Indes  Occidentales,  conte- 

nant  une  Relation  des  differens  Peuples  qui  habitens  les 
environs  du  grand  fleuve  Saint  Louis,  appelld  vulgairemeni 
le  Mississippi.  Plates.  First  edition.  2  vols,  in  i,-  12'^ 
calf.  Paris,  17  68 

301  Bossu.     The  Same.     Second  Edition.     Plates.     2  vols,  in    i, 

12°  calf.  Paris,  1768 

'•Almost  entirely  filled  with  historical  and  personal  sketches  of  the 
Southern  Indian  tribes  of  the  present  United  States."  —  Fii/c/. 

303  EoTTA,  Charles.     History  of  the  War  of  Independence  of  the 

United  States  of  America.  Translated  by  G.  A.  Otis. 
Portrait.     Royal  S°  cloth.  Edinburgh,  1844 

304  Boucher,  Pierre,    Histoire  Veritable  et  Naturalle  des  Mceurs 

et  Productions  du  pays  de  la  Nouvelle  France.  iG°  full 
crimson  morocco,  Montreal,  1882 

:',o5  Boucher.  Canada  in  the  Seventeenth  Centurv.  Translated 
by  E.  L.  Montizambert.     8'  cloth.  Montreal,  1S83 

306  BoucHETTE,  Joseph.  British  Dominions  in  North  America ; 
or,  a  Topographical  and  statistical  Description  of  the 
Provinces  of  Lower  and  Upper  Canada,  New  Brunsv/ick, 
.Vova  Scotia,  etc.  Fine  copy,  including  the  Topographical 
Dictionary  of  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada.  Embellished 
with  views,  plans  of  towns,  harbours,  etc.  With  20  inserted 
portraits,  views  and  autograph  letters,  3  vols,  royal  4° 
cloth,  uncut,  London.  1832 


36  CATALOGUE. 

307  BoucHETTE.  Topographical  Description  of  Lower  Canada. 
Illustrated  with  maps  and  views,  also  46  extra  illustrations, 
consisting  of  autographs,  views,  etc.  Royal  8'  boards,  un- 
cut. London,  18 15 

30S  BouciiETTE.  Topographical  Dictionary  of  the  Province  of 
Lower  Canada.     Portrait.     4*^  calf,  London,  1831 

309  BoucHOT,    Henri.       Le    Livre,     I'lllustration,    la     Reliure. 

Numerous  illustrations.     Small  8°  cloth.  Paris. 

310  BouLMiER,  Joseph.     Etudes  sur  le  seizbme  Sil-cle.     Estienne 

Dolet,  sa  vie,  ses  oeuvres,  son  martyre.  Portrait  in  three 
slates.     Siuall  8°  paper,  uncut.     Only  500  copies  printed. 

Paris,  1857 

311  lionLiON,    D'Arcy.       Sketch,    of   his    Majesty's    Province    of 

Tpper  Canada.     Map.     4°  half  sheep.     (Broken.) 

London,  1805 

313  I'.oUNDARiKS  formerly  in  Dispute  between  Great  Britain  and 
the  United  States  ;  —  Northerly  and  Westerly  Boundary  of 
the  Province  of  Ontario; — Treaties  affecting  the  Boun- 
daries and  the  Fisheries  of  Canada,  etc.     4  pamphlets. 

313  BouKiNOT,  John  G.  Local  Government  in  Canada,  an  his- 
torical study.     8''  paper,  uncut.  Baltimore,  1887 

3 1. 1  BoiTRASSA,  Napoleon.  Jacques  et  Marie;  Souvenir  d'un 
I'eople  Disperse.     Royal  8°  paper,  uncut.      Montreal,  1886 

315  BouRBotJRo,  Abbe.     Histoire  du  Canada,  de  son  Eglise,  et  de 

ses  Missions,  depuis  la  decou\'erte  de  1  Amerique  jusqu'a 
nos  jours,  ecrite  sur  des  documents  inedits  compulses  dans 
les  Archives  de  I'Archevechd  et  de  la  ville  de  Quebec,  etc. 
2  vols.  8°  sheep.  Paris,  1852 

316  BorjRGEOis.     La  Vie  de  la  Venerable  Sceur  Marguerite  Bour- 

geois dite  du  Saint  Sacrament,  Institutrice,  Fondatrice,  et 
Premiere  Superieure  des  Filles  Seculieres  de  la  Congre- 
gation Notre-Dame,  Etabli  a  Ville-Marie  dans  la  isle  de 
Montreal  en  Canada,  tire'e  des  memoires  certains,  et  la  Plu- 
part  Otiginaux.     12°  sheep.  Ville-Marie,  1818 

317  BouRGEOVs.     Vie   de    la    Sa-ur   Bourgeoys,  fondatrice  de  la 

(,'ongregation  de  Notre-Dame  de  Villemarie  en  Canada, 
suivie  de  I'histoire  de  cet  Institute  jusqu'a  ce  jour.  Portrait 
and  plates.     2  vols.  8°  paper,  uncut.  Villemarie,  1853 

318  Bt:)iTRGEOvs.     Me'moires  particuliers  pour  servier  a  I'Histoire 

de  riiglise  de  I'Amt^rique  du  Nord  ;  Vie  de  la  Soeur  Bour- 
geoys, et  Histoire  de  la  Congregation  de  Villemarie  depuis 
la  mort  de  la  soeur  Bourgeoys  jusqu'a  ce  jour.  Par  I'Abbt 
^'.lillon.     Portrait  and  plates.     2  vols.  8°  half  calf. 

Paris,  1853 

319  B')URi.vor,  J.  G.     Manual   of   the    Constitutional    History  of 

Canada,  from  the  earliest  period  to  18SS.     12°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1888 


CATALOGUE.  37 

320  BouTWELL,    Charles.      English    Heraldry.     450  illustrations. 

12°  cloth.  London,  1879 

321  BovER,    A.       Dictionnaire    Anglais-Erangaise   et    Frangaise- 

Anglais.     Thick  4°  half  morocco.     (Broken.)      Paris,  1841 

322  Boys'   Own    Annual,     ^'ol.    10.     Illustrations.      Small  folio, 

cloth.  London,  1S87-VS 

^2^  [Brackenridgi.,  H.  H.]  The  Death  of  General  Montgomery 
at  the  Siege  of  Quebec.  A  Tragedy.  With  an  Ode  in 
honor  of  the  Pennsylvania  Militia,  and  Elegiac  Pieces  com- 
memorative of  distinguished  characters,  pp.  79  (5).  S'^ 
morocco  e.vtra,  gilt  edges,  by  F.  Bedford. 

R.  Bell:  Phil  a.,  1777 

A  portrait  of  Gen.  Montgomery  (engraved  by  Norman)  is  inserted  in 
place  of  the  symbolic  frontispiece,  which  is  wanting. 

324  Bradley,   J.    W.       Dictionary   of   Miniatures,    Illuminators, 

Calligraphers  and  Copyists,  with  references  to  their  works, 
and  notices  of  their  patrons,  from  ihe  establishment  of 
Christianity  to  tiie  eighteenth  century.  Vols,  i  and  ?.,  A-N. 
(Vol.  3  not  yet  published.)     ?  vols.  8°  half  morocco,  uncut. 

London, 1887 

325  Bradley,  M.  C.  and    E.  T.     Westminster   Abbey.     Illustra- 

tions and  Architectural  Chapter  by  A.  J.  Graham.  Royal 
8^  half  morocco.  Boston. 

326  Brainerd,  David.     Account   of   the    Life    of.     By  Jonathan 

Edwards.     8°  sheep.     (Broken.)  Edinburgh,  1765 

327  ©rant,  Sebastian.     Stultifera  Navis  :  Narragonice  Pfectionis 

nunq'  satis  laudata  Navis  per  Jacobum  Locher  in  latinum 
traducta  eloquium,  per  Sebastianu  Brant  denuo  seduloque 
revisa.  With  117  large  and  curious  wood-cuts.  Small  4" 
half  morocco.        Johannes  Bergmann  de  Olpe  :  Basil,  1497 

32S  Brant.  Salutifera  Navis.  An  exact  Reprint  of  the  text, 
with  close  reproductions  of  the  engravings,  from  dilTerent 
wood  blocks.  Small  4"  in  the  original  half  calf  binding,  a 
very  large  copy  from  the  Heber  Library. 

Jac.  Zachon  (Lugduni),  1488  (sic,  for  149S) 

The  chapter  "  De  geographica  regiona  inquisitione  "  contains  the 
earliest  known  allusion  to  the  discovery  of  the  New  World,  by  Col- 
umbus, and  these  volumes  are  justly  classed  among  Americana. 

329  Brant.     The  Ship  of   Fools.     Translated  by  Alexander  Bar- 

clay. With  nearly  120  quaint  fac-similes  illustrations  from 
the  edition  of  1497.     2  vols.  4'^  cloth,  uncut. 

Edinburgh,  1S74 

330  Brant,  Joseph,    r^Iemoir  of  the  distinguished  Mohawk  Indian 

Chief,  Sachem,  and  Warrior,  Capt.  Joseph  Brant,  compiled 
from  the  most  authentic  records.     Portrait.     12°  boards. 

Brantford,  1872 


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331  Branxomk,  Sicur  de.     Les  sept  Discours  touchant  les  Dames 

Galantes.  Publics  sur  les  manuscrits  de  la  Bibliothbque 
nationale  par  Henri  Bouchot.  Portrait  and  line  etchings 
by  Beaumont  and  Boilvin.  India  proofs.  3  vols.  12°  half 
crimson  crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt 
tops,  by  Bradstreet.  Paris,  1882 

China  taper  copy.     Only  30  printed. 

332  Brasseur  de    Bourbourg.     Manuscrit   Troano,  Etudes  sur  le 

Systtme  Graphique  et  la  Langue  des  Mayas.  Profusely 
illustrated  with  chromo-lithographic  plates  and  woodcuts.  2 
vols,  large  4°  half  morocco  extra,  gilt  tops. 

Imprimerie  Imperiale :  Paris,  18G9-70 

Supplementary  to  Kingsborough's  Antiquities  of  New  Mexico,  and 
very  rare,  with  the  "  Supplement  au  Systcme  d'Interpretation  des 
Signes  Hieroglyphiques  et  du  Lecture  du  Manuscrit  Troano,"  bound 
up  at  the  commencement  of  the  second  volume. 

333  Breen,  H.  n.     St.  Lucia ;  historical,  statistical  and  descrip- 

tive.    8°  half  calf.  London,  1844 

334  [Bremond,  G.]     Le  Cocu  content,  ou  le  Veritable  Miroir  des 

Amoureux.  Histoire  nouvelle  et  galante.  Frontispiece. 
An  elegant  copy.  16°  bound  by  HARDV-Mf:SNiL  in  citron 
levant  morocco  extra,  three  gold  fillets  on  the  sides,  gill 
back  and  edges,  inside  borders.  Amsterdam,  1703 

335  Bressanv,  R.  p.  F.  J.     Relation    Abrcgee   de    quelques  mis- 

sions des  peres  de  la  compagnle  de  Jesus  dans  la  Nouvelle- 
France.     Illustrations.     8°  mottled  sheep.    Montreal,  185:? 

336  Brewer,  E.  C.     Dictionary   of   Miracles,    imitative,    realistic 

and  dogmatic.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1884 

337  Brewer.     Dictionary  of  Phrase  and  Fable,  giving  the  deriva- 

tion, source  or  origin  or  common  phrases,  allusions,  and 
words  that  have  a  tale  to  tell.     8°  half  morocco.      London. 

338  Brewer.       Readers   Handbook    of    Allusions,    References, 

Plots  and  Stories.     8"  half  morocco.  Phila.,  1883 

339  Brewer,   F.    P.     Coins    and    Currency    of   Modern   Greece. 

Royal  8°  paper.  '  Boston,  1877 

340  Brissot  de  Warvllle.     New  Travels  in  the  United  States  ol 

America,  performed  in  1788.  2  vols.  8°  sheep.  (Binding 
cracked.)  London,  1794 

341  Brock,  Sir  Isaac.     Life  and  Correspondence  of,  interspersed 

with  notices  of  the  celebrated  Indian  chief,  Tecumseh. 
12°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1845 

342  [Erooi;e,  Mrs.  Frances,]     lli.story   of    Emily   IMontague.      4 

vols.  12°  calf.  London,  1769 

The  first  Anglo-Canadian  Xovel,  very  rare,  describing  rolnnial  cus- 
toms- life  at  Quebec,  etc. 


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39 


3^5  Brougham,  Lord,  Historical  Sketches  of  Statesmen  who 
flourished  in  the  Time  of  George  IIL  6  vols,  in  3,  16^ 
cloth,  London,  1845 

.;(4  [Browne,  Thomas,]  Parson's  Horn-Book,  Part  2.  By  the 
Comet  Literary  and  Patriotic  Club.  Humorous  plates.  S'' 
cloth,  uncut,  DubUn,  1S31 

345  Browning,  W,  S.     History  of  Huguenots.      S'  cloth. 

Phila.,  1845 

346  Brunet,   J.    C.     ^Manuel   du    Libraire   ct   de    I'Amateur   de 

Livres.     5  vols.  S°  half   roan,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

Bruxelles,  1838 

347  Bru2vEt,  Gustavc.    Curiosites  Biblographiques  et  Artistiques  ; 

Livres,  Manuscripts  et  Gravures  qui,  en  vente  publique. 
ont  ddpasse'  le  prix  de  mille  Francs,  Tableaux  paye's  plus  dc 
cinquant  mille  Francs.  S'^  half  crimson  morocco,  uncut, 
gilt  top.  Geneve,  1867 

34S  [Brunet.]  Livres  paye's  en  Vente  Publique  1000  fr.  et  an 
dessus,  depuis  1S66  jusqu'a  ce  jour.  £tudc  bibliogra- 
phique  par  Philomneste  junior.  8°  half  morocco,  uncut, 
gilt  top.     Only  250  copies  printed.  Bordeaux,  1877 

349  Brunei.     Bibliomania  in   the   Present   Day   in   France    and 

England ;  or,  some  account  of  celebrated  recent  sales,  giv- 
ing the  prices  at  which  the  more  important  Books  were 
sold,  together  with  the  prices  brought  by  the  same  books 
in  previous  sales.     Portrait.     8^  vellum  paper,  uncut. 

New  York,  iSSo 

350  Brvan,    Michael.     Dictionary   of    Painters    and   Engravers, 

biographical  and  critical.  New  edition,  revised  and  enlarged 
edited  by  R.  E.  Graves.     2  vols,  royal  8°  in  parts,  uncut. 

London,  18S4 

351  IhnAX.     Biographical  and  Critical  Dictionary  of  Painters  and 

Engravers.  New  edition  by  George  Stanley,  Imperial  8"^ 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1873 

352  Bryan.     Marks  and  Monograms  of  Early  English    and   Con- 

tinental Engravers.     4^  paper.     (2  copies.)      London,  1819 

353  Bryant  and  Gay.    Popular  Histol-y  of  the  United  States  from 

tlie  First  Discovery  of  the  Western  Hemisphere  by  the 
Northmen,  to  the  end  of  the  First  Century  of  the  Union  of 
the  States.  Numerous  steel  plates  and  woodcuts.  4  vols, 
royal  8°  cloth.  London,  1876 

354  Brvce,  George.      Short    History   of    the   Canadian   People. 

Map,     12^  cloth.  Toronto,  1887 

355  Buccaneers.     Lives  and  Voyages  of  Drake,  Cavendish,  and 

Dampier,  including  a  View  of  the  History  of  the  buccaneers. 
Portraits.     12'' cloth,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1S37 


40  CATALOGUE. 

356  BucHAN,  William.     Domestic  Medicine.     Autograph  of   Nel- 

son.    8°  sheep.  London,  1799 

357  Buchanan,  Isaac.     Relations   of    the    Industry   of   Canada, 

with  the  mother  country  and  the  United  States.  Edited  by 
Henry  J.  Morgan.     Portrait.     8"  cloth.  Montreal,  1S64 

35S  BuDt.  Summaire  ou  Epitome  du  Livre  do  Asse  fait  par  Ic 
commandement  du  roy,  par  maistre  Guillaume  Bude,  con- 
seiller  du  diet  seigneur  .  .  .  reveu  et  additionne'  oultre  les 
pr(fc^dentes  impressions.  12°  full  brown  crushed  levant 
morocco  extra,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges. 

Galliot  du  Pre',  Paris,  1529 
Elegant  copy,  bound  by  Trautz-Bauzon.nlt. 

359  BuF.i'iiiR,  Pe're.    Traite  de  la  Socie'td  civile,  et  du  nioyen  de  se 

rendre  heureux,  en  contribuant  au  bonheur  des  personnes 
avec  qui  Ton  vit.     iS°  sheep.  Paris,  173 1 

360  BuiES,  Arthur.     Chroniques,  Voyages,  etc.     2  vols.  12'' sheep 

and  half  roan.  Quebec,  1875-77 

36/   BuiES.     Chroniques,  Uumcurs  et  Caprices.     2  vols.  12°    half 

calf.  Quebec,  1873 

362  Bulger,  G.    E.     Extracts   from    my   South-African    Journal, 

during  five  years  service  in  the  2nd  Battalion,  loth  Foot, 
i^rivatcly  prmted  Regimental  Press.     S''  paper. 

Bangalore,  1867 

363  BuNYAN,  John.     Pilgrim's    Progress,  as   originally  published 

by  John  Bunyan.  Being  a  fac-simile  reproduction  of  the 
First  edition.     12'^  boards.  London. 

364  BuNYAN.     Pilgrim's  Progress  as  originally  published.     Being 

a  fac-simile  reproduction  of  the  PMrst  edition.  16°  i^^pc, 
uncut.  London. 

365  BuRDER,  George.     Pilgrim's  I'rogress  from  Earth  to  Heaven, 

an  epic  poem.  Being  a  metrical  version  of  that  inimitable 
Allegory,  by  John  Bunyan.  Illustrations.   12^  cloth.  London. 

366  BuRGMAiER,  Hans.     Images  de  Saints  et  Saintes  de   Famille 

de  I'Empereur  Maximilian.  119  line  large  woodcuts  by 
various  old  engravers  after  designs  by  H.  Burgmaier,  first 
impressions.  l''olio,  full  crimson  morocco,  super-extra,  gilt 
edges.  Vienne,  1799 

Beautiful  impressions  from  the  original  blocks, on  thick  paper,  and  in 
a  rich  old  morocco  binding,  with  coat  of  arms  on  the  sides.  Limited 
edition. 

367  BuRGOYNE.     State  of  the  Expedition  from    Canada,    as    laid 

before  the  House  of  Commons,  by  Lieut.-Gen.  Burgoyne 
and  verified  by  evidence  with  a  collection  of  authentic  doc- 
uments, and  addition  of  many  circumstances  which  were 
prevented  from  appearing  before  the  House  by  the  proro- 
gation of  Parliament.  Written  by  himself.  Map.  4° 
half  sheep.  London,  1780 


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36S  BuRGOYNE.  State  of  tlie  Expedition  from  Canada,  as  laid 
before  the  House  of  Commons,  by  Lientenant-Ccncral 
Burgoyne,  and  verified  by  evidence  :  with  a  collection  of 
authentic  documents.  Written  and  collected  by  himself. 
2d  edition.     Maps.     S'^  boards,  uncut.  London,   17S0 

Fine  uncut  cojjy,  with  autographs  of  Gov.  rownal  and  Hon.  John  Ncilson. 

369  Burke,  Edward.     An  Account  of  tlie  European    Settlements 

in  America.     Maps.     2  vols.  S°  calf.  London,  1757 

370  Burke.     Account  of  the  European  Settlements   in    America. 

2  vols.  13°  calf.  London,  17O6 

371  Burke.     Speech  of,  on  moving  his  resolutions   for   concilia- 

tion with  the  Colonies,  March  22,  1775.     S^  paper. 

London,  1775 

372  Burke,  Sir  Bernard.     Rise  of  Great   Families,  other  Essays, 

and  Stories.     8"  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S73 

373  Burke.     Vicissitudes  of  Families  and  other  Essays.     2  vols. 

small  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1859 

374  Burke,  John.     Encyclopctdia  of  Heraldry,  or  general  armor)- 

of  England,  Scotland  and  Ireland,  comprising  a  registry  of 
all  armorial  bearings  from  the  earliest  to  the  present  time, 
including  the  late  grants  by  the  College  of  Arms.  Thick 
8°  cloth.  London. 

375  Burke.  Genealogical  and   Heraldic   History  of   the   extinct 

and  dormant  Baronetcies  of  England,  Ireland  and  Scot- 
land. Portrait  and  hundreds  of  coats-of-arms  in  the  text, 
colored  by  hand.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1844. 

376  Burke,  J.  and  J.  B.     Royal  Families  of    ICngland,    Scotland, 

and  Wales,  with  their  descendants,  sovereigns  and  subjects. 
2  vols,  royal  8°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  184S 

377  Burke.        Genealogical   and     Heraldic     Dictionary   of    the 

Landed  Gentry,  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  2  vols, 
imperial  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1847 

378  Burke.  Genealogical  and  Heraldic  Dictionary  of  the  Peerages 

of  England,  Ireland,  and  Scotland,  extinct,  dormant,  and 
in  abeyance.     8^  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1840 

379  Burnaby,  Andrew.     Travels  through  the  Middle  Settlements 

in  North  America  in  the  years  1759  and  1760  :  with  obser- 
vations  upon   the   state   of   the    Colonies.      S°    calf. 

London,  1775 

350  ]]URN,  Richard.     Le  Juge  a  Paix,  et  officier  de  paroisse  pour 

la  Province  de  Quebec.     8°  half  tnorocco.     Montreal,  17S9 

351  Burns,  Robert.      Complete   Works  of.      (Self  Interpreting.) 

Illustrated  with  60  etchings,  and  wood-cuts,  maps  and  fac- 
similes.    6  vols,  royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  Phila. 
Edition  de  luxe.     India  proofs.      Only  1000  copies  printed. 


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352  Burns,  Robert.     Poems,  chiefly  in  the   Scottish  Dialect,   by 

Robert  Burns.     8°  full  morocco  super  extra,  red  edges. 

Printed  by  John  Wilson,  Kilmarnock,  1786 
The  excessively  scarce  first  edition,  with  some  defects,  but  measui 
ing  7  1-2  by  4  7-8  inches.  The  title  page  is  missing  and  supplied  in  a 
facsimile,  5  leaves  mended,  and  several  leaves  stained  ;  considering  its 
rarity  the  copy  is  a  desirable  one,  perfect  copies  are  quoted  at  ;ii^ioo 
.ind  over. 

353  Burns.     Poems  chielly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect.     Second  edi- 

tion (First  Edinburgh  Edition),  An  elegant  cop}',  with 
portrait  after  Nasmyih.  8°  half  morocco  extra,  gilt  top 
by  Bradslreet,  Edinburgh,  1787 

384  Burns.     Poems  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect.     The   Third 

Edition  (First  London  Edition).  A  beautiful  copy.  Por- 
trait by  Bengo.  8°  full  crushed  levant  morocco  super 
extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Tout.  London,  1787 

This  edition,  published  in  April,  17S7,  contains  the  first  engraved  por- 
trait made  of  lUirns  from  the  painting  by  Nasmyth.  Burns  wrote  to 
}>a!lantyne,  Feb.  4,  ijSy.  "  I  am  getting  my  phiz  done  by  an  eminent 
engraver,  John  Bengo,  and  if  it  can  be  ready  in  time,  I  shall  appear  in 
my  book,  looking  like  other  fools,  to  my  liile  page"'' 

385  Burns.     Works  of,  with  an  account  of  his  life,   and  a  criti- 

cism on  his  writings,  to  which  are  prefixed  some  observa- 
tions on  the  character  and  condition  of  the  Scottish  Peas- 
antry. Portrait.  Fourth  edition.  4  vols.; — Views  in 
North  Britain,  illustrative  of  the  Works  of  Robert  Burns, 
accompanied  with  Descriptions,  and  a  Sketch  of  the  Poet's 
Life,  by  James  Storer  and  John  Greig.  Numerous  plates. 
8°  half  roan.     Together,  5  vols.  London,  1S05 

356  Burns.     Poetical  Works.     Engraved  titles.     2  vols.  24°  cloth. 

Chiswick,  1829 

357  Burns.     Poems.     Reprint  of  the  Kilmarnock  edition,  1786. 

8°  boards,  uncut.  Kilmarnock,  1870 

358  Burns.      The  Cottar's  Saturday  Night.      With  8  plates,  by 

John  Faed.     Oblong  folio,  cloth.  Edinburgh,  1853 

359  Burns.      Illustrations  of  Robert  Burns' Works.     17  etchings, 

by  W,  B.  Scott.  India  proofs  before  letters.  In  a  port- 
folio.   Folio,  boards.  Edinburgh,  1885 

390  DuKNS.      Illustrations  to  the   Works  of   Robert  Burns,  from 

original  drawings  by  Nasmyth,  Bough,  Lockhart  and  Stain- 
ton.     29  elegant  plates,  in  a  portfolio.     Folio,  boards. 
Artist's  proof.     Only  75  copies  printed,       Edinburgh,  iSSo 

391  Burns.      The   Soldier's   Return.      Illustrated  by  John  Faed. 

6  fine  plates.     Oblong  folio,  cloth.  Edinburgh,  1S57 

392  Burns.     Tam  O'Shantcr.     Illustrated  by  John  Faed.     6  fine 

plates.     I'olio,  boards,  Edinburgh,  1S55 


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393  Burns.  Tarn  O'Shanter,  a  Tale  in  Verse.  With  full-page 
colored  illustrations  bj'  George  Cruikshank.      4"  boards. 

London,  1884 

39;  Burton,  John  H.  Book-Hunter.  Portrait  and  illustrations. 
12°  half  morocco,  uncut.  Roxburghe  style.  New  York,  1SS3 

395  Burton,  W.  E.      Cyclopaedia  of  Wit  and  Humor,  containing 

choice  and  characteristic  selections  from  writings  of  the 
most  eminent  humorists  of  America,  Ireland,  Scotland  and 
l^ngland.     Portraits.     2  vols,  bound  in  4.     4  vols.  8"  cloth. 

New  York,  1872 

396  Burton,    Robert.       Anatomy   of   Melancholy.       Folio,    half 

sheep.     (Title  page  missing  and  otherwise  imperfect.) 

(London,  163S), 

397  Bush,  George.      Life  of  Mahommed,  founder  of  the  religion 

of  Islam  and  of  the  Empire  of  the  Saracens.  First  Canada 
edition.     8°  half  morocco.  Niagara,  1831 

39S  Bussv-R.\BUTiN.  llistoire  Amoureuse  des  Gaules.  18°  full 
crimson  crushed  levant  morocco  e.xtra,  three  gold  fdlets  on 
the  sides,  tooled  back,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Tiii- 
KARON.  Lie'ge,  n.  d. 

Elegant  copy  of  the  famous  Elzevirian  edition,  '•  ula  Croi.xde  Make." 
Contains  the  extra  leaf  (the  Key),  giving  the  names  of  the  parties 
alluded  to. 

399  [BuTEL-DuMONT.]  Histoire  et  Commerce  des  Angloises,  dans 
I'Amerique  Septentrionale,  ou  Ton  trouve  I'etat  actuel  de 
leur  population,  et  des  details  curieux  sur  la  constitution  du 
leur  gouvernement,  principalement  sur  celui  de  la  Nouvelle- 
Angleterre,  de  la  Pensilvanie,  de  la  Caroline  et  de  la 
(icorgie.     12°  paper,  uncut.  Londres,  1755 

100  Butler,  Capt.  \\.  F.  Wild  North  Land,  being  the  story  of  a 
winter  journey  with  dogs  across  Northern  North  America. 
Illustrations  and  map.    '  Montreal,  187  ( 

^oi  Butler.  The  Great  Lone  Land,  a  narrative  of  travel  ami 
adventure  in  the  North-West  of  America.  Map.  8^  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  1872 

402  Butler,  Samuel.     Hudibras,  the  first  part,  printed  for  Richard 

Marriot,  1663 ;  LIudibras,  the  second  part,  printed  for 
John  Martyn  and  James  AUestry,  1664  ;  Hudibras,  the  third 
and  last  part,  printed  for  Simon  Miller,  1678.  The  rare 
first  edition  of  each,  together  3  vols.  12"  and  8°  calf  and 
half  calf.  London,  1663-78 

403  Butler.     Hudibras,  in  three  parts.     iS°  in  old  morocco  bind- 

ing, lettered  "  Whole  Duty  of  ^Lan."'  Glasgow,  1769 

404  Butler.     Poetical  Works  of.     Portrait.     2  vols.  12"  polished 

calf.  Pickering:  London,  1S35 

405  BuTTERWORTii,  Hezekiah.      Zigzag  Journeys  in  Acadia  and 

New  France.  Numerous  illustrations.  4°  cloth.    Boston,  18S5 


4-1  C  A  '1'  A  L  O  G  U  E . 

^n6  F.VRON,  Lord.     Hours  of  Idleness,  a  Series  of  Foetus,  original 
and  translated.     8°  original  boards,  uncut.       Newark,  1807 

Fine  copy  of  ihe  original  edition  of  Byron's  first  publication,  wlurh 
called  forth  the  adverse  criticism  in  the  lulinbiirgh  Review. 

/\o'j   BvRoN.     Poems.     The  Giaour,  JJride  of  Abydos  and  Corsair. 
8"  boards,  uncut.  London,  1814 

40S  BvRON.     Sardanapalus,   a  Tragedy;  —  'i'he  Two  Foscari;  — 
Cain,  a  Mystery.     8°  half  roan.  London,  182 1 

409  Byron.     Don  Juan.     Portrait.     18°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1822 
/lio  BvRoN.     Narrative  of  Lord  Byron's  Last  Journey  to  Greece; 
extracted  from  the  Journal  of  Count  Peter  Gamba,  who  at- 
tended his  Lordship  on  that  E.xpedition.     8®  calf. 

London,  1825 

4n   BvRO\T.     Life  of,  by  John  Gait.     (First    Canadian   Edition.) 

8°  sheep.  Niagara,  1831 


412  /^~~*AB1NET  OF  Genius;  containing  frontispieces  and  char- 
V^_^  acters  adapted  to  the  most  Popular  Poems,  etc.,  with 
the  Poems,  etc.,  at  large  ;  embellished  with  56  most  exquisite 
stippled  engravings,  in  brown  ink,  of  the  Bartolozzi  School, 
designed  by  S.  Shelley,  and  engraved  by  Taylor.  2  vols, 
small  4*^  calf.     (Covers  broken.)  London,  1787 

^13  Cap.ot,  Sebastian.  Remarkable  Life,  Adventures  of  Sebas- 
tian Cabot  of  Bristol,  founder  of  Great  I'ritain's  Maritime 
power,  discoverer  of  America  and  its  first  colonizer.  By  J. 
I'\  Nicholls.     Portrait.     12°  cloth,  uncut.         London,  1869 

414  Catot.     Les  Navigations  Terre-Neuviennes  de  Jean  et  Sebas- 

tian Cabot.  Letter  an  Rev.  L.  Woods,  Par  M.  1),  Avezac. 
Royal  8"  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1869 

415  Cai.endrier  Parisien,   1886.     Illustrated   with    12    etchings. 

18°  silk  covers,  uncut  edges.     Only  650  copies  printed. 

Paris. 

416  C.M. KINS,  John  B.     Ilistorv  and  Geography  of  Nova   Scotia. 

12'' cloth.  '  ILalifax,  187S 

4 1 7  Calvf.rt,  Pierre  du.     Appel  a  la  Justice  de  I'Etat ;  ou  Recueil 

de  Lettres  au  Roi,  au  Prince  de  Galles,  et  aux  JvLnistres  ; 
avec  une  lettre  a  Messieurs  les  Canadiens,  ou  sont  fidele- 
rnent  exposes  les  actes  horrible  de  la  violence  arbitraire 
qsii  a  r^gne  dans  la  Colonic,  durant  les  derniers  troubles, 
ft  les  vrais  sentiments  du  Canada  sur  le  Bill  de  (Quebec, 
et  sur  la  forme  de  Gouvernment  la  plus  propre  a  y  faire 
renaitre  la  paix  and  le  lionheiir  public.     S'^  paper,  uncut. 

Londres,  1784 


CATALOGUE.  45 

418  Calvkt.     Case  of  Peter  du  Calvet,  Esq.,  of  Monlreal,  Prov- 

ince of  Quebec;  containing  (among  other  things  worth  no- 
tice) an  Account  of  the  long  and  severe  Imprisonment  he 
suffered  in  the  said  Province,  by  the  order  of  Gen.  Haldi- 
niand,  the  present  governor  of  the  same,  without  the  least 
cause  or  offence.     8°  half  morocco.  London,  17S4 

419  Cameos   of  English    History; — Italian   Dictionary;  —  Bige- 

low's  Handbook  of  Punctuation;  —  The  Queen's  English, 
by  Alford  ;  —  Cyclopaedia  of  Religious  Literature,  etc. 
10  vols. 

420  Campardon,  ]•'.    La  Cheminle  de  Madame  de  la  Poupelinicre. 

Frontispiece.  Square  18°  full  blue  crushed  levant  morocco 
extra,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges,  purple  satin  lining.     Paris, 

¥lne  copy.     Relates  to  the  famous  liason  of  Cardinal  Richelieu  with 
La  Poupelinieie. 

421  Campbell,  Thomas.     Pleasures  of  Hope,  with  other   I'oems. 

Plates  by  W'estall.     12°  panelled  calf.  London,  1822 

422  Campean,  F.  R.  P'.     Illustrated  Guide  to  the  House  of  Com- 

mons of  Canada,  1875  ;  —  House  of  Commons  and  Senate, 
1879.     Numerous  portraits.     2  vols.  8°  cloth. 

Ottawa,  1875-9 

423  Campean.      Guide  Illustre   de  la   Chambre   des   Communes 

du  Canada.     Numerous  portraits.     8°  cloth.    Ottawa,  1875 

424  Canada.     Collection  de  manuscrit  contenant  lettres,  memoirs, 

et  autre  documents  historiques  relatif  a  la  Nouvelle-France, 
recuelllis  aux  archives  de  la  province  de  Quebec,  ou  copies 
a  I'etranger,  mis  en  ordre  et  editt/s  sous  les  aupices  de  la 
legislature  de  Quebec  avec  table.  Complete  set.  5  vols, 
thick  4°  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1SS3-85 

425  Canada.     Short  Topographical  Description  of   his  Majesty's 

Province  of  Upper  Canada  in  North  America.  To  which 
is  annexed  a  Provincial  Gazetteer.  8"  half  roan,  uncut, 
gilt  top.  London,  1799 

426  Canada.     Relations  incdites  de   la  Nouvelle-France,    (1672- 

1679)  pour  faire  suite  aux  Anciennes  Relations,  1615-1672, 
2  vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1861 

427  Canada.     Memoires  sur  le  Canada,  depuis  1749  jusqu'a  1760. 

]\Iaps  and  plans.     8°  cloth.     (Binding  damaged.) 

Quebec,  1S73 

428  Canada.     L'Univers  Pittoresque,  ou  Ilistoire  et  description 

de  tous  les  peuples,  publit?  par  Firmin  Didot  freres.  1436 
livraison  concernant  les  possessions  anglaise  de  I'Amerique 
du  Nord  par  Frt?d,  Lacroix.  With  16  plates.  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Paris. 

ContaliTi  an  aiticle  on  Caniida  not  to  lie  found  elsewheie. 


46  CATALOGUE. 

429  Canada     Archives.      Complete  ,  set,      comprising     Ancient 

French  Archives  or  E.\tracts  from  the  Minutes  of  Council 
relating  to  the  records  of  Canada,  while  under  the  Govern- 
ment of  France.  Small  4°  original  boards ;  —  Neilson, 
Quebec,  1791.  (Fine  copy  of  English  and  French  text);  — 
Reports  of  Douglass  Brymner  1873,  1881,  1882, 1883,  1884, 
1885,  1886,  1886,  1888;  —  Quebec  Parliamentary  Reports, 
1883  and  1886-87  ;  —  Nos  Archives,  Les  Statistiques,  Que- 
bec, 1880;  —  Les  Archives  du  Canada  par  Turcotte,  14 
vols.  Quebec,  1877 

430  Canada  I^aws.     Nova  Scotia.     Perpetual  Acts  of  the   Gene- 

ral Assemblies  of  His  Majesty's  Provinces  of  Nova  Scotia, 
'i'itle.  Dedication,  Table  of  Titles,  etc.  (13  prel.  11.)  pp. 
i-2o6,  and  errata,  i  p. ;  —  The  Temporary  Acts  of  the  Gen- 
eral Assemblies  of  Nova  Scotia.  'Pitle,  and  pp.  65.  2  vols, 
in  I,  old  law  calf.     Fine  copy. 

Robert  Fletcher:  Halifax,  N.  S.,  1767 

"  Tl»Is  ediiion  of  the  Laws  of  the  Provinres  was  prepared  liy  Joliii 
Duport,  Ksq.  '  with  the  revised  and  marginal  references  by  Cluef-Justice 
Jonathan  Belcher'  —  by  whom  it  was  dedicated  to  the  (iOvernor,  Lord 
William  Campbell." 

431  Canada  Laws.    Ordinances  made  for  the  Province  of  Quebec 

by  the  Governor  and  Council  of  the  said  Province'  since  the 

l<]stablishment  of  the  Civil  Government.     Folio,  half  sheep. 

Pirown  and  Gilmore  :  Quebec,  1767 

General  Murray's  Ordinances.     Si  pages,  the  last  supplied  in    MSS. 

lion.  Judges  Kamsay  and  I).  Mondelet's  signatures  on  title. 

.^^3  Canada  Laws.  Ordinances  made  and  passed  by  the  Gover- 
nor and  Legislative  Council  of  the  Province  of  Quebec, 
pp.  134.     Folio,  half  roan.  Quebec,  1777 

433  Canada  I^aws.     Ordinances  made  and  passed  by  the   Gover- 

nor and  Legi-slative  Council  of  the  Province  of  Quebec, 
pp.  82.     J'^olio,  half  sheep,  uncut.  Quebec,  1780 

434  Canada  Laws.     Ordinances  from  1768  to  1773   in    MS.  folio. 

(Not  known  to  exi.st  in  a  printed  form.) 
The  four  preceding  numbers  form  a  complete  set  of  the  Ordinances. 

43^  Canada  Laws.  Complete  set  of  Statutes  from  1758  to  1S36. 
Vol.  o.  Public  Acts,  Quebec,  1824  ;  —  Vol.1.  Edits  et  Or- 
dinnances,  Quebec,  1803;  —  Vol.  II.  Ordinnances  des 
Intendants; —  Vols.  I  to  XIV.  Statutes,  Quebec,  1830-36. 
17  vols.  4°  uniform  binding,  sheep. 

-^36  Canada  Laws.  Ordinances  of  the  Special  Council  of  Lower 
Canada,  1838-9.     4°  half  calf.  Quebec,  1839 

437  Canada  Laws.  Collection  of  the  Acts  passed  in  the  Parlia- 
ment of  Great  Britain,  and  of  other  public  Acts  Relative  to 
Canada,  1 759-1822.  (Includes  official  Articles  of  Capitu- 
lation, Quebec  and  Montreal.    4°  half  sheep.    Quebec,  1824 


CATALOGUE.  47 

43S  Canada  Laws,  Ordinances  made  and  Passed  by  Ihe  Governor 
and  Legislative  Council  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  and 
now  in  force  in  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada.     4°  calf. 

Quebec,  1795 
Contains  also  Acts  Geo.  111,1768-74:  —  Copies  Quebec  Official 
Cia^ictte,  Dec  i,  1791,  containing  proclamation  forming  Province  of 
I'pper  Canada,  May  24, 1702,  Proclamation  forming  cities  of  Montreal, 
Quebec,  Three  Rivers,  William  Henry  and  townships  of  Canada. 
V'roclamation  Treaty  of  Amity,  Commerce,  and  Navigation  betwecti 
Kngland  and  the  United  States  of  America,  dated  19  Nov.  1794.  Reg- 
ulation of  Comqierce  between  Lower  Canada  and  the^  United  Slates, 
Official  Proclamation,  Indexes,  etc. 

439  Canada  Laws,     Maseres'  Plan  of   a   Code   of  Laws   for   the 

Province  of  Quebec.  Reported  by  the  Advocate-General 
(Masbres).     12°  half  morocco.  London,  1774 

440  Canada  Laws.     Provincial  Statutes  of   Lower   Canada   from 

the  first  session  of  the  first  Provincial  Parliament,  1792  to 
1808.     4  vols.  4°  half  sheep.  (Quebec,  1795-1808 

441  Canada    Laws.      The    Same.      Vol.    1.     1792-96.     4°    half 

sheep.  Quebec,  1795 

442  Canada   Laws.     Edits,  Ordonnances   Royaux,  Declarations, 

et  Arrets  du  Conseil  D'Etat  I)u  Roi ;  Concernat  le  Canadn, 
mis  par  ordre  chronologiquc.     2  vols.  4°  half  sheep. 

Quebec,  1803-6 

413  CaxNada   Laws.     Edits,    Oidonnanccs    Ivoyaux,  Declarations, 

•     ct  Arrets  du  Conseil ;  —  Arrets  et  Rcglements   du    Conseil 

Supbrier  dc  Quebec  ct  Ordonnances  et  Jugements   des    In- 

tendants  du  Canada.     2  vols,  royal  S°  half  sheep. 

Quebec,  1854-55 

444  Canada  Laws,     Statutes  of  His  Majesty's  Province  of  Upper 

Canada,  1820-30.     4°  half  sheep. 

York  and  Toronto,  1S20-30 

445  Canada   I-aws.      L'pper   Canada    Legislative    Council    and 

Assembly  Reports  of  1S21.  (Title  page  and  first  two  leaves 
missing).     4°  half  roan.  Printed  at  York,  1821 

446  Canada   Laws.     Statutes  regulating  the  Judicature  of  Lower 

Canada,  8°  half  sheep,  Kingston,  1S43  ;  —  Index  Com- 
plct  dcs  Ordonnances  et  Statuts  du  Pas  Canada  Jusqu'a  la 
57',  ;\nncc  (1817)  de  George  Trois.  'i'ogcther  2  vols.  8'' 
iialf  sheep.  Quebec,  1818 

447  Canada  Laws.    Tables  relative  to  the  Acts  and  Ordinances  of 

Lower  Canada.     S°  half  sheep.  Kingston,  1843 

44S  Canada  Laws.     Tables  of  fees  to  Attorney's  and  Officers   of 
the  Courts  of  Law  of  Lower  Canada.     8^  half  sheep. 

Montreal,  1862 

4 19  Canada  Laws.     A  brief  View  of  the  Laws  of  Upper  Canada. 
By  W.  C.  Keele.     8°  half  sheep.  Toronto,  1844 


43  CATALOGUE. 

450  Canada.     Information  respecting  the  Eastern  Townships    of 

Lower  Canada,  addressed  to  emigrants  and  others  in  search 
of  lands  for  settlement.     8°  half  roan.       Sherbrooke,  1S37 

451  Canada    and   her    Resources.      First    Prize    Essay,  by  J.   S. 

Ilogan  ;  —  Second  Prize  Essay  by  Alexander  Morris.  Maps. 
2  vols.  S'  cloth,  uncut.  AContreal,  1S55 

452  Canada.     Parliamentary  Debates  on  the  Subject  of  the  Con- 

federation of  the  British  North  American  Provinces,  3d 
session  8th  Provincial  Parliament  of  Canada.  Royal  8° 
half  sheep.  Quebec,  1S65 

'153  Canada.  'Jlioughts  on  the  Canada  Ei!l  now  depending  in 
Parliament.     8°  half  roan,  uncut.  London,  1791 

454  Canada  at  the  Universal   Exhibition   of  1S55.     Frontispiece. 

8"  cloth.  Toronto,  1856 

455  Canada.     Gazetteer  of   the   Province   of    Upper   Canada,  to 

which  is  added  an  appendix  describing  the  principal  towns, 
fortifications,  and  rivers  in  Lower  Canada.  With  folded 
map  mounted  on  linen.     8°  boards.  New  York,  1813 

4:56  Canada.  Constitution  of  Canada.  The  British  North  Amer- 
ica Act,  1867;  to  which  is  added  the  (Juebec  Resolutions 
of  1864,  and  the  Constitution  of  the  LTnited  States.  By 
Joseph  Doutre.     Royal  8'^  half  sheep.  Montreal,  1880 

^57  Canada.  ISfemoires  ct  Documents  relalifs  a  I'histoire  du 
Canada,  public's  par  la  Socicte  Ilistorique  de  Montreal, 
8°  half  morocco.  Montreal,  1859 

45S  Canada.  Review  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Legislature  of 
Lower  Canada,  in  the  Session  of  1831.     8°  boards. 

Montreal,  1832 

459  Canada.     Dcbats  Parlementaires  sur  la  question  de   la   Con- 

federation des  provinces  de  I'Amerique  Britannique  du 
Nord.  3^  Session,  de  Parlement  Provincial  du  Canada. 
Thick  8°  half  morocco.  Quebec,  1865 

460  Canada.     Rapport  du  Commitc  du  Conseil  sur  I'Objet  d'aug- 

menter  Ics  Moyens  d'Education.  4°  half  calf.   Quebec,  1790 

The  first  oHicial  report  on  public  instruclion  printed  ia  Canada. 

461  Canada.     Journal  de    ITnstruction  Publique.     Illustrations. 

8  vols,  in  2,  4°  half  calf.  Montreal,  1858-64 

462  Canada.     Geological  Survey  of  Canada.     Report  of  Progress 

from  its  Commencement  to  1S74.  8  vols.  8°  flexible  calf. 
(Vols.  1  and  3  misbound.)  Montreal,  1863-74 

463  Canada.     Exploration  Geologique  du  Canada.     Rapports  de 

Progress,  1845-53.     Maps.     2  vols.  8°  half   morocco. 

Toronto. 


CATALOGUE.  49 

464  Canada.     One    Hundred  Prize  Questions  in  Canadian  His- 

tory and  the  Answers  of  "  Hermes  "  (McCord).  12°  paper. 
(2  copies.)  Montreal,  1880 

465  Canada.     Early    Imprints.     Si\    John,  N.  I>.     Sermon  by  J. 

Priestly,  23  pp.,  St.  John,  Henry  Chubb,  1821  ; — Remarks 
on  the  Improvement  of  Live  Stock,  St.  John,  Henry  Chubb, 
1825;  —  Minutes  New  Brunswick  Baptist  Association,  St. 
John,  D.  A.  Cameron,  1834; — Speeches  Wesleyan  Cen- 
tenary Meetings,  St.  John,  W.  L.  Avery,  1838.  York.  Re- 
port Society  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge  for  1827, 
York,  U.  C.  R.  Stanton,  N.  D. ;  —  CInirch  Fellowship,  a 
Sermon  by  Ven.  John  Strachan,  York,  Rob.  Stanton,  1832. 
Toronto.  10  letters  on  Church  Establishment,  in  Answer 
to  Rev.  E.  Ryerson  by  an  Anglo  Canadian.  7  pamphlets. 
Toronto,  1839. 

4G6  Canada.  Early  Imprints.  KtNGSTON,  U.  C.  Religious  Dis- 
courses by  the  Author  of  VVaverley,  Kingston,  James  Mac- 
farlane,  1828;  —  A  Letter  from  Rev.  D.  Strachan  to  Dr. 
Lee,  D.D.,  Kingston,  1829  ; —  La  Crise  Ministerielle  et  Mr. 
Dennis  B.  Viger,  etc.,  Kingston,  1844.  Cohourg,  U.  C. 
Hear  the  Church,  Coburg,  1839.  Montreal.  The  Christ- 
ian Religion  recommended  in  a  letter  to  his  Pupils,  by  Rev. 
J.  Strachan,  Montreal,  1S07  ;  —  A  Sermon  preached  at 
York,  by  the  Rev.  John  Strachan,  Montreal,  1814  ;  —  Arti- 
cles of  Association  of  the  Montreal  Bank,  Montreal,  VV. 
Gray,  N.  D.  (18 16).     7  pamphlets. 

467  Canada  Imprints.  Meilleur,  J.  B.  Nouvelle  Grammaire 
Anglaise.     16°  stitched.  Village  Debartzch,  1833 

46S  Canada  Imprint.  Toronto  Almanac,  1839.  (Title-page  and 
last  leaf  of  the  index  missing.)     16°  half  calf.  Toronto. 

469  Canada   Imprint.      Lettre   adresse  a  ses  Quailles  par  Mgr. 

J.  Ev^que  de  Lt'on.  (Quebec  :  J.  Neilson,  1792) 

470  Canada  Paper  Money.     Declaration  Du  Roy  ou  sujet  de  la 

Monnoye  de  Carte  de  Canada,  Paris,  1717.  Arrest  du 
Conseil  I)  Etat  du  Roi  concernant  les  Papiers  de  Canada. 
Paris,  1 764-1 765-1 768-1 769.  6  interesting  pieces  on  the 
paper-money  of  Canada. 

471  Canada.     Agricultural.      Evans'  Agricultural    Improvement, 

Montreal.  (Inscribed  copy  from  the  Author  to  James 
Leslie);  —  Traduction  des  Lemons  de  Chinne,  Montreal, 
1820; — Supplementary  Volume  to  Evans'  Agriculture, 
Montreal,  1836;  —  Canadian  Agricultural  Reader,  Niagara, 
1845  ;  —  The  Canadian  Farrier  ;ind  Farmer's  Manual,  by 
R.  C.  Hoit;  —  Stanstead  and  Sherbrooke,  1834;  — 
Memoirs  of  the  Society  of  Virginia  for  Promoting  Agricul- 
ture, 1818;  —  Provincial  Agricultural  Society,  Halifax,  N. 
S.,  1824.     6  vols. 


50  CATALOGUE, 

472  Canada   Provenances.      French  Regime.      Church   Missal 

with  Music  (without  title  and  imperfect).  Ce  present  Missal 
appartirent  a  L'Eglise  des  P^res  Recollets  desTrois  Rivieres. 
cA  moy  soussignd,  qui  rempruntc,  promets  le  leur  rendre  a 
Icur  premiere,  requet  et  volontd .  Fait  au.vTrois  Rividres  cc 
fjiiinzibme  Mars,  Mil  Sept  Cent  Trente  Hult,  Clement 
Lefebvre  Prdtre  Religieux  Recollet  Missioiiaire  des  Forges 
de  Saint  I\Iauricc.     Folio,  old  calf. 

473  Canada   Provenances.      French   Rf.GiME.       L'Homnic    de 

Cour  de  Baltasar  Grecian.  With  autograph  sig.  on  title  of 
CuRl^  Le  Guerne,  dated  1753,  and  with  book-plate  on 
cover,  A  la  Cure  de  Quebec,  Bibliothcquc  de  I^L  Le  Guerne. 
J 2°  calf.  Paris,  1687 

Books  from  the  Frcncli  period  of  Canada  (prior  to  1760)  arc  excess- 
ively rare.  Cure  Lc  Guerne  was  a  prominent  Missionary  to  the  Aca- 
flians  at  the  time  of  their  expulsion.  The  book-plate  is  believed  to 
have  been  printed  in  Canada  as  it  is  now  well  established  tliat  there 
<vas  planting  of  small  matter  done  under  the  French  regime. 

474  Canada  Provenances.     Foster's  Sicily.    With  book-plate,  Jo- 

seph Frobisher  (Montreal  Merchant,  1783);  —  Iradatus 
Rcligione,  with  Bishop  Lartique's  autograph  signature  on 
title  (first  R.  C.  Bishop  of  Montreal) ;  —  School  Colloquies 
(1725),  with  Hon.  Robert  Baldwin's  book-plate  (Baldwin  of 
Spadina,  in  the  County  of  York,  Upper  Canada) ;  —  Ameri- 
can Poets,  with  Lord  Sydenham's  autograph  signature  on 
title  (Governor-General  of  Canada,  1S39-41)  ;  —  Virgil, 
with  Hon.  James  Leslie's  autograph  signature  on  title  ;  — 
Institution  au  droit  Fran<jais,  with  autograph  signature  on 
title  of  FIoN,  Chas.  R.  Ogden,  Attorney-General,  Lower 
Canada  (184O  and  Isle  of  Man;  —  Menagiana,  with  Vi- 
caire  General  Noisen's  book-plate ; — La  Farfalla,  with  Abbe 
Chenet's  autograph  signature  on  title  ;  —  Raynal's  History, 
with  Sir  Hew  Dalrvmpi.e's  autograph  signature  on  title 
9  vols. 

475  Canada  Provenances.      Frobisher.      Autograph  of  J.  Fro- 

bisher on  Travel,  by  Marshall  (\ol.  2),  founder  of  the 
North  West  Company  in  17S3;  —  McGill.  Rollin's  His- 
tory (vol.  12),  with  autograph  signature  on  first  page,  James 
McGill,  1780  (the  founder  of  McGill  University,  Montreal)  ; 
—  Cauchon.  Rules,  Orders,  and  Forms  of  Proceedings  of 
the  House  of  Commons  of  Canada.  12°  full  red  morocco 
extra,  with  autograph  signature  of  Joseph  Cauchon  on  fly- 
leaf (the  first  Speaker  and  President  of  the  Senate  and 
Lieut.-Gov.  of  Manitoba) ;  —  Craig.  Histoire  de  France, 
with  autograph  signature  on  fly-leaf,  J.  H.  Craig,  Governor 
(Sir  James  Henry  Craig,  Governor  of  Canada,  1807-11);  — 
Haldimand.  Testament  Politique,  with  autograph  signa- 
ture, Fred  Haldimand  (Governor  of  Canada.  1778-1785). 
q  vols. 


CATALOGUE.  51 

476  Canada  Provenances.     La  Science    des    ConfesseuVb.     With 

auto.  sig.  Nic  Boucher  Pretre,  1721,  on  title-page.  12° 
calf.  Paris,  1700 

Boucher  was  son  of  the  celebrated  Author  of  the  History  of  Canada,  1666. 

477  Canadian  Authors.     Fables,  by  Paul   Stevens;  —  Canadian 

Homes  ;  —  Tugue  Bleue,  by  Lesperance  ;  —  Temperance 
Odes,  by  McKillop  ;  —  Fifine,  the  Fisher-Maid  ;  —  Canadian 
Summer  Evening  Tales,  by  Spedon  ;  —  For  King  and 
Country,  a  story  of  18 12,  etc.     11  pamphlets. 

47S  Canadian  Authors.  Les Fleurs de  la  Poesie  Canadienne  ;  — 
Romances  et  Chansons,  par  Maisais  ;  —  Chants  de  la  Veil 
life  ;  —  LTntendant  Bigot,  par  Marmette  ;  —  A^'alentine,  ou 
la  Nina  Canadienne,  etc.     S  pamphlets, 

.]79  Canadian  Poetry.  Poems  by  E.  Sawtell,  Montreal,  1840 
(very  scarce)  ; — Mrs.  Blennerhassett's  Poems,  Montreal, 
JS24  (very  scarce) ;  —  Saul,  by  Hea\7sage,  ist  and  2d  edi- 
tions ;  —  Count  Phillippo,  by  Heavysage  ;  —  Cousin  Sandy's 
(J.  Eraser)  Tale  of  the  Sea  ;  —  Ascher ;  —  ^'■oices  from  the 
Hearth.     7  vols. 

450  Canada.  Poems  by  Robert  McBride,  Auguste  Baldwin,  Heavy- 

sage,  Cousin  Sandy,  "  A  Protestant,"  Ascher,  John  Reade, 
Charles  Mair.     8  vols. 

451  Canada.     Poems  by  Bard  of  Niagara  (with  portrait),  1872;  — 

Sangster,  Day-dreams  by  a  Butterfly,  Kingston,  1854  ;  ~ 
The  U.  E.,  a  tale  of  Upper  Canada,  Niagara,  1859  ;  —  A  Mili- 
ary Trite  or  Rhymes  of  a  Red-coat,  Quebec,  1858  ;  —  Poems 
on  Various  Subjects,  by  Widow  Fleck,  Montreal,  1S35  (rare) ; 
—  The  Unknown,  or  Lays  of  the  Forest,  by  W.  F.  Hawley, 
Montreal,  183 1  (fine  uncut  copy);  —  Poems,  by  J.  A.  i<. 
Standish  ;  —  O'Grady's  Poems,  1841  (scarce)  ;  —  The  Hu- 
ron Chief,  by  Adam  Kidd,  Montreal,  1830  (scarce);  —  Mc- 
Lannier's  Songs  of  Old  Canada.     13  vols. 

452  Canada.     General   Literature.      They    Two,    or   Phases   of 

Life  in  Eastern  Canada  fifty  years  ago  ;  —  Peri  Tamar  (v.ith 
view  of  Quebec) ;  —  Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,  Boston,  1852  ;  — 
Dred,  Toronto,  1856  ;  —  Charlie  Chatterton  ;  —  Elizabeth, 
or  the  E.xiles  of  Siberia,  Montreal,  1830  ;  —  Scraps  and 
Sketches  in  the  Album  of  a  Literary  Lounger,  Montreal, 
1831;  —  Hours  off  and  on  Sentr)' (Militar)'  Adventures  in 
Canada),  by  Alex  Walker,  Montreal,  1859  (very  rare);  — 
A  Six  Weeks'  Tour,  by  Miss  Jane  Porter  (signed  by  her) ;  — 
The  Advocate,  by  Heavysage.  Illustrated  (scarce).  11  vols. 
483  Canadian  Poetry.  Frechette  (Poet-Laureate)  ;  —  Les  Fleurs 
Borealis,  Les  Oiseaux  de  Neiges,  Quebec,  1879,  with  in- 
scription on  title  from  the  author  ;  —  Legendre,  Suite,  Les 
Ileurs  de  la  Poesie  Canadians  Arminta  (J.  Leslie's  cop\' 
with  book-plate),  early  Montreal  full  binding  ;  —  Moore's 
Alelodies  (New  Vork,  1S21).     6  vols. 


52  CATALOGUE. 

454  Canada,     General    Literature,     Frechette,    Les   Oiseaux   de 

Neige,  Quebec,  1879  (30  copies  only  printed) ;  —  Suite,  Au 
Coin  du  Feu;  —  B.  Joliette,  by  A,  Manseau  (the  Bibaud 
ropy  with  notes)  ;  —  Antoinette  de  Mirecourt,  translated  l)y 
Cenand,  1S68;  —  Les  Ileros  de  Chateauguay  by  David;  — 
lancher  de  St.  Klaurice  ;  —  Le  Chevalier  Falardau,  Bibaud 
copy  with  signature  ; —  Esquisse  sur  le  Canada  par  Tachb  ; 

—  Notes  sur  le  Canada  par  Ue  Cayes  ;  —  Th^se  sur  les  Mar- 
iages  Clandestines  par  E,  L.  D.  Bellefeuille ;  —  Reforme  du 
Tarif  Canadien  par  C.  Beausoleil ;  — Taylor's  Creation  of  our 
(I lobe,  Quebec,  1840;  —  Suisse  Methodiste  Confendu  et 
Convaincu  d'Ignorance  et  de  Mensonge,  Montreal,  1851  ;  — 
'I'lie  Valley  of  the  Chaudi^re,  Its  Scenery  and  Gold  Fields, 
l)y  Dr,  N.  J.  Anderson,  Quebec,  1872  (with  photographs) ;  — 
Notes  Historiques  sur  la  Colonic  Canadienne  de  Detroit ;  — 
Manuel  de  Temperance  par  P^re  Chinicjuy,  Montreal,  1847  ; 

—  Les  Qualites  Morales  du  Bon  Militaire,  par  L.  N,  Voyes. 
ID  vols, 

4>>^  Canadian  Handbook  and  Tourists'  Guide,  giving  a  descrip- 
tion of  Canadian  Lake  and  River  Scenery  and  Places  of 
Historical  Interest,  with  the  best  Spots  for  Shooting  and 
I'i.shing.     Photographic  illustrations.     8°  cloth, 

Montreal,  1S67 

486  Canadian  Journal,  1856; — S(iuvenirs  of  a  Canadian  State 
Prisoner  in  1838,  Montreal,  1S62  ; — Reminiscences  of 
Quebec,  derived  from  reliable  Sources,  Quebec,  1859;  — 
Maple  Leaves,  First  and  Second    Series,  Quebec,  1863-64  ; 

—  A  Siege  of  Quebec,  1759,  etc.  Maps  and  plates.  Bound 
in  1  vol.  8°  half  roan. 

4S7  Canada.  Nos  Croises,  Montreal,  1871,  (Narrative  of  the 
Canadian  Zouaves  to  Rome  duiing  the  Papal  and  Gari- 
baldi troubles); — Medical  Essays  by  Philanthropic  Physician. 
l'ul)lished  by  the  Author  (Montreal),  1834,  First  Medical 
treatise  printed  in  English  in  Canada;  —  Wilderness  Jour- 
neys, St,  John,  N,  B.,  1864;  —  Le  Sueur's  Memorials  of  the 
Quebec  Conference,  1863; —  McVicar's  Emigration  to 
Canada;  —  Gait's  Life  of  Byron,  Niagara,  1831; — Wil- 
liam's Alexander  the  Great,  Niagara,  1831.     8  vols, 

455  Canada    sous   la   Dominion    Anglaise,    par    Boucher   de    la 

P-ruere  ;  —  Histoire  du  Canada,  par  I'Abbd  de  Belmont ;  — 
Memoire  de  Bougainville  sur  I'etat  de  la  Nouvelle  France, 
1757  ;  —  Une  Page  d'Histoire  contemporaine  ;  —  Notes  sur 
hi  Famille  Lambert  du  Mont,  etc.  8  pamphlets, 
489  Canadian  Religious  Controversy,  La  France  Canadienne, 
la  question  religieuse,  par  (iuerard  ;  —  M,  I'Ahbd  Sax  et 
ses  Souffleurs  ;  —  La  (irande  Guerre  Ecclesiastique  ;  — 
Le  Don  Quichote  Montrealais,  etc.     8  pamphlets. 


CATALOGUE.  53 

490  Canada  as  a  Home  ;  —  Le  Saguenay  en  185 1  ;  —  Gold  Fields 

of  Canada  ;  —  British  Columbia ;  —  Northern  Lakes  of 
Canada;  —  Wilderness  Journeys  in  New  Brunswick;  — 
Holiday  Trip,  Montreal  to  Victoria,  etc.     20  pamphlets, 

491  Canada.     Historical  Pamphlets  relating  to.     Canadian  Lettre 

di  Cura  Le  Guerne  ; — P.Stevenson's  Address  to  the  Lit. 
Hist.  Soc,  Quebec,  1878  ; — Soc.  Hist,  di  Montreal.  Vols, 
for  1869  (2),  1S71  (Hist,  de  Montreal,  1640-72);  —  Les 
Veritables  Motifs  de  Mefsieurs  et  Dames  de  le  Socic^te  de 
Notre  Dame  de  Montreal,  1880.     (10) 

492  Canada.      Miscellaneous   Pamphlets   relating   to,    including 

Index  to  iirst  16  vols.  La  Revue  Canadienne  ;  —  Gagnon's 
Chansons  Populaires,  Quebec,  1865  ;  — Russell's  Quebec; 
—  Bishop  Macdonnell's  Reminiscences  with  autograph  sig- 
nature inserted,  etc.     (25) 

493  Canada.     Scraps  and  Sketches,  or  the  Album  of  a   Literary 

Lounger,  Montreal,  183 1.  (Fine  uncut  copy)  ; —  Les  deux 
Girouttes,  Montreal,  1S34  ;  —  Evans'  Agricultural  Improve- 
ment, Montreal,  1837;  —  Institut  Canadien  en  1852,  par  J. 
B.  E.  Darwin;  —  Institut  Canadien  en  1855,  P'^''  J-  L.  La 
Fontaine  (contains  Doutre's  Lectures),  etc.     4  vols, 

494  Canada.     Miscellaneous  Pamphlets  relating  to.     (30) 

495  Canadian  Scraps.     A  Scrap  Book  containing  a  large  collec- 

tion of  matter  relating  to  Canada,  consisting  of  autographs, 
newspaper  clippings,  portraits,  etc.     4°  cloth. 

49G  Canadian  Scraps.  A  Collection  of  Newspaper  Clippings, 
mounted  in  a  scrap  book,  relating  to  Canada,  with  manu- 
script index.     Large  4'^  half  roan, 

497  Canadian  Church  Robbery,  1840;  —  Canada  in  Sculpture; — 
Notes  on  federal  Governments,  past  and  present ;  —  Reli- 
gious Endowments  in  Canada  ; —  Canada,  1849  ^^  1859  ;  — 
Account  of  the  Noblesse  or  Gentry  in  Canada  in  1775  ;  — 
Romance  of  the  History  of  Canada  ;  —  Afemorial  of  the  N. 
\V.  Company,  etc.     10  pamphlets. 

49S  Canada.  History  of  the  old  French  Fort  at  Toronto ;  — 
Le  Canada  sous  la  Dominion  Anglaise  ;  —  Les  Archives  du 
Canada  ;  —  Montalembert's  Celebrated  Essay  on  the  Colo- 
nial Policy  of  England,  etc.     10  pamphlets. 

499  Canadian   Antiquarian  and  Numismatic  Journal.     Vols,  i  to 

4.  With  24  portraits  and  47  autograph  letters  inserted.  4 
vols.  8°  half  calf  extra.  Vols.  5  to  12  in  parts,  together  12 
vols,  8°.  ^  Montreal,  1872-85 

500  Canadian    Biographical    Dictionary  and    Portrait   Gallery  of 

eminent  and  self-made  Men.  Quebec  and  the  Maritime 
Provinces  Volume.  Numerous  steel  portraits.  Thick 
royal  8^  full  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Chicago,  188 1 


54  CATALOGUE. 

501  Canadian  Magazine  and  Literary  Repository,  Vols,  i  104  (all 
published).  4  vols.  8°  half  calf.  View  of  Montreal  and  23 
portraits  and  autograph  letters  and  documents  inseated. 

Montreal,  1823-5 

503  Canadian  Review  and  Literary  and  Historical  Journal.     No. 

I,  July,  1824,     8°  paper.  ISIontreal. 

504  Canniff,  U.     History  of   the   Settlement  of  Upper  Canada 

(Ontario),  with  special  reference  to  the  Bay  Quinte.  8" 
cloth.  Toronto,  i8Gg 

505  Canterbury  Poets.     Edmund  Spenser  ; — Chaucer.     Edited 

with  notes  by  Roden  Noel.     2  vols,  16°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1887 

506  Cape   Breton.      The    Great    Importance    of    Cape   Breton, 

demonstrated  and  exemplified,  by  Extracts  from  the  best 
writers,  French  and  English,  who  have  treated  of  that 
Colony,     8°  stitched.  London,  1746 

507  Cape  Breton.     Importance  of   Cape  Breton  considered,  in  a 

letter  to  a  Member  of  Parliament,  from  an  Inhabitant  of 
New  England.     8'^  half  morocco,     (Top  of  title  cut  oft".) 

London,  1746 

50S  Cardwell,  Edward,     Lectures  on  the  Coinage  of  the  Greeks 

and  Romans,     8'^  cloth,  uncut,  Oxford,  183:; 

509  Carion,  Jean.     Les  Chroniques  de   Jean  Carion  Philosophe. 

Avec  les  faictz  et  gestes  du  Roy  Fran^oys,  iusques  au  regne 
du  Roy  Henry  deuxiesme  de  ce  nom,  h  present  regnant. 
Traduction  en  Francois  par  maistre  Jean  le  Blond,  Fine 
copy.  Thick  18°  full  blue  crushed  levant  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  inside  borders,  by  Chambolle-Duru. 

Jean  Cavelier  :  Paris,  1556 
Translation   of   Carion 's   celebrated    work   originally   published    in 
German,  and  edited  by  Melanchton. 

510  Carlyle,  Thomas.     Past   and    Present.     I'irst   edition,      8'^ 

cloth,  uncut.  London,  1843 

5 1 1  Carmichael-Smyth,  Sir  James,  Precis  of  the  Wars  of  Canada. 

from  1755  to  the  Treaty  of  Ghent  in  1814,  with  military  and 
political  reflections.  Portrait.  8°  cloth.  London,  1862 
5  1 2  Caron,  N.  Petit  Vocabulaire  a  I'usage  des  Canadiens-Fran- 
<;ais,  contenant  les  mots  dont  il  faut  r^pandre  I'usage  et 
signalent  les  Barbarismes  qu'il  faut  tfvlter,  pour  bien  parler 
notre  langue,     8"  paper.  Trois-Rivieres,  1880 

513  ('arr,  J.    Comyns.      Modern    Landscape.     With   9   etchings 

from  celebrated  pictures  and  numerous  illustrations  on 
wood  and  in  fac-simile.     Folio,  cloth,  London,  18S3 

514  Carroll.     Journal  of  Charles  Carroll   of  Carrollton,  during 

his  Visit  to  Canada  in  1776,  as  one  of  the  Commissioners 
from  Congress.  With  Memoir  and  Notes  by  Brantz  Mayer. 
S°  half  roan,  Baltimore,  1845 


CATALOGUE.  55 

515  Carter,  John.     Specimens   of    the   Ancient   Sculpture    and 

painting  now  remaining  in  England,  from  the  earliest  period 
to  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII,  consisting  of  statues,  bas-reliefs, 
brasses,  paintings  on  glass,  missal  illustrations,  carvings, 
seals,  ancient  furniture,  etc.  With  critical  and  historical 
illustrations  by  Douce,  Bray,  and  others.  i.:o  fine  plates, 
many  in  gold  and  colors.  2  vols,  in  r,  atlas  folio,  half  mor- 
occo, uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  1S3S 

516  Cartier,  Jacques.     Bref  Recit  et  Succincte  Narration  de   la 

Navigation  faite  en  1435  et  1546  par  le  Capitaine  Jacques 
Cartier,  aux  iles  de  Canada,  Hochelaga,  Saguenay  et  autres. 
Reimpression,  prdcdd^e  d'unc  introduction  historique. 
I'ar  M.  Davezac.     Small  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1863 

517  Cartier.    Voyage  de  Jaques  Cartier   au  Canada  en   1534. 

Nouvelle  edition,  publie'e  d'aprbsl'edition  de  1598  et  d'aprJ:s 
Ramusio,  Par  M.  H.  Micliellant.  Avec  deux  Cartes. 
Documents  Inc'dits  sur  Jaques  Cartier  et  le  Canada.  Small 
8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1S65 

518  Cartier.     Relation  Originalc  du  Voyage  de  Jacques   Cartier 

au  Canada  en  1534.  Documents  inedits.  Publid  par  J  I. 
Michelant  et  A.  Ramd,  accorapagnds  de  deux  portraits  de 
Cartier.     Small  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1867 

519  Cartier.     Voyages  de  de'couverte  au  Canada  cntres   les   an- 

ne'es  1534  et  1542  par  Jacques  Quartiers,  le  Sieur  de  Ro- 
herval,  Jean  Alphonse  de  Xaintoignc,  etc.,  suivis  la  discrip- 
tion  de  Qudbec  et  de  ses  environs  en  1608,  et  de  divers 
extraits  relativement  au  lieu  de  Thivernement  dc  Jacques- 
Quartier  en  1535-36,  avec  gravures  fac-simile,  rdimprime 
sur  d'anciennes  relations  et  publids  sous  la  direction  de  la 
Socie'td  Historique.     Map  and  plate.     Small  8°  paper. 

Quebec,  1843 

5:0  Cartwright,  George,     Journal  of  Transactions  and    Events 

during  a  residence  of  nearly  sixteen  years  on  the  Coast  of 

Labrador.     Maps  and  plates,     2  vols,  large  4°  half  russia. 

(Binding  broken.)  Newark,  1792 

521  Carver,  Jonathan.     Travels  through   the    Interior   Parts   of 

North  America  in  the  Vears,  1766-G8.  Maps  and  plates. 
8°  half  calf.  I<ondon,  1778 

522  Carver,     Travels  througli  the  Interior  Parts  of  North  Amer- 

ica in  the  Years  1766,  1767,  and  1768.  Map  and  plates, 
some  colored,     8°  mottled  calf.  London,  1 78 1 

523  Carver,     Three  Years'  Travel  through  the  Interior  Parts   of 

North  America  for  more  than  4000  miles.     12°  sheep. 

Phila.,  17S9 

524  Carv  and  Lea,     Geograph}-,  History,  and  Statistics  of  Amer- 

ica and  the  West  Indies.  Maps,  8°  boards,  uncut. 
(Broken.)  London,  1S23 


56  CATALOGUE, 

525  fitasciS,  B.  de    las.      Tratados   varies.      Eutre   los    remedios 

,  .  .  para  reformacion  de  las  Indias.  JDlack  £cttcr.  Small 
4°  half  vellum.     Fine  copy.  Sevilla,  1552 

526  Cases.     Tratado.     Este  es  untratado  sobre  la  materia  de  los 

yndios  que  se  han  hecho  en  alias  esclavos.     Ulack    £ctter. 

Small  4°  half  vellum.     Fine  copy.  Sevilla,  1552 

5.: 7  Casas.      La   Decouvcrte   des    Indes    OccidenLales,    par    les 

Espagfiols.     Frontispiece.     12*^  old  calf,  gilt.       Pans,  1697 

528  Casas.     Tyrannies  et  Cruautez   des   Espagnoles,  comises    es 

Indes  Occidentales,  qu'on  dit  le  Nouveau  Monde.  Traduite 
en  Franrois  par  Jacques  de  Rliggrodc.     Small  4°  vellum. 

Rouen,  1630 

529  Casgrain,  L'Abbe  H.  R.     Un  IV'ierinage  au  pays  D'l^vange- 

line.     S'^  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1887 

529*Casgrain.     Une  Paroisse  Canadicnne  au  XV'Il*  siecle.     18° 

cloth.  Quebec,  iSSo 

530  Casgrain.     Ilistoire  du  LTIotcl-Dieu  de  Quebec.     8°  paper, 

uncut.  Quebec,  1878 

53o*Cassell's  Old  and  New  London.     Parts   1-25.     Subscription 

edition.     Several  hundred  illustrations.     25  parts,  royal  8° 

paper,  uncut.  London. 

531  Cat,  Edourd.     Les  Grandes  Dccouvcrtes  Maritimes   du  Trei- 

zieme  au  Seizemc  Siecle.     Portrait.     12®  paper,  uncut. 

Paris. 

532  Catalogue   de   la   Bibliotheque    dc    L'Institut  Canadien  de 

Quebec.     8''  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1S81 

533  Catalogue   of   Books   in    the  Library  of   the  Legislative  As- 

sembly of  Canada.     8"^  half  roan.  Montreal,  1846 

534  Catalogue  of   the  Books  in  the  Library  of   the  Literary  and 

Historical  Society  of  Quebec.     8"  cloth.  Quebec,  1864 

535  Catalogue  of   the  Library  of   the  Parliament  of   Ontario;  — 

Subject  Catalogue  of  the  Toronto  Public  Library.  2  vols. 
8°  cloth  and  half  roan.  Toronto,  1 88 1-89 

536  Catalogue.       Reference    Catalogue   of    current   Literature, 

containing  the  full  titles  of  Books  now  in  print  and  on  sale  ; 
with  the  prices  at  which  they  may  be  obtained  of  all  book- 
sellers, with   index.      Very  thick  8°  half  morocco. 

London,  1SS9 

537  Catalogue  of   the  American  Portion  of   the  Library  of   the 

Rev.  Thomas  Prince.  With  a  Memoir  by  W.  H.  Whitmore. 
Portrait.     16°  cloth.  '  Boston,  1868 

538  Catalogues.      Bibliotheca    Americana  ;  —  Hoffman  ;  — J.  J. 

Cooke,  Part  2  ; — Robert  Clarke,  Bibliotheca  Americana  ; — 
Bibliotheca  Canadienne  ;  —  Bibliotheca  Americo-Septentrio- 
iialis,  etc.     (12) 


CATALOGUE.  57 

539  Catalogue.     Bindley.     Curious  and  extensive  Library  of  the 

late  James  Bindley,  Esq.,  containing  an  e.xtraordinary 
assemblage  of  rare  and  curious  books  in  every  department 
of  literature,  but  particularly  in  early  English  Literature  : 
—  Catalogue  of  Henrj-  Drury.  Triced  in  ink,  with  names  of 
purchasers.     Portrait.     8°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  18  iS 

540  Catalogue.       Brinlcy,    George.      American    Library.      The 

four  parts  complete,  with  list  of  prices  to  part  first,  x  vols. 
8°  paper,  uncut.  Hartford,  1878-86 

541  Catalogue.     Bushncll,  Charles    I.     Americana,  Engravings, 

Autographs,  Historical  Kclics.  etc.,  sold  April  2,  18S3.  S'' 
paper,  uncut.  New  York. 

542  Catalogue.     Cist.     Collection    of    Autographs  belonging  to 

the  estate  of  the  late  Lewis  J.  Cist.  Complete  set,  priced 
in  ink;  valuable  as  having  complete  lists  of  signers,  gen- 
erals, sovereigns,  etc.     4  vols.  8'^  paper.  New  York,  1886-7 

543  Catalogues.     French    Sales.     J.  C.  Brunet,   1868,  priced   in 

ink  ;  —  Van  der  Helle,  186S,  with  printed  list  of  prices  :  — 
Le  Baron  J.  P.  *  *  ,  1869.  Bound  in  i  vol.,  royal  8°  half 
morocco  e.xtra,  uncut,  gilt  top.  Paris,  1868-9 

544  Catalogue.     Hawkins,  Rush  C.    ^Lmuscripts,  Black-Letters, 

etc.     8°  paper.  New  York,  1S87 

545  Catalogue.     Libri    Collections.      Splendid   Manuscripts;  — 

Choicer  Portion  of  the  Library  ;  —  Partie  reserve'e  et  la  plus 
Pre'cieuse,  Printed  Prices  and  Purchasers'  Names.  4 
vols,  royal  8^  paper.  London,  1S59-62 

546  Catalogue.     Menzies,    William.      Books,    ALanuscripts   and 

Engravings.     Royal  8°  paper.  New  York,  1876 

547  Catalogue.     Murphy,  Henry  C.     Books  relating  to  America, 

sold  March  3,  1S84.  Priced  in  ink,  and  the  printed  list  of 
prices  bound  in.     Royal  8°  half  roan,  uncut. 

New  Y'ork,  1884 

54S  Catalogue.     O'Callaghan,  E.  B.     Rare  Americana.     Priced. 

8°  paper.  New  Y^ork,  188:: 

549  Catalogue.     Pellion.     Livres  Rares  et  Prc'cieux  composant 

la  Bibliothcque  de  M.  P.  Guy  Pellion.  Priced  in  ink.  S" 
paper.  Paris,  iSSj 

550  Catalogue.     Pene  du  Bois,  Library  and  Art  Collections,  sold 

lunc,  1887.     8°  i^aper,  uncui.  New  York. 

551  Catalogue.     Pinart,  A.     Catalogue  dc  Livres  Rares  et  Prc'- 

cieux, manuscrits  et  imprimc's  principalement  sur  TAmeri- 
que.     8'^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  18S3 

552  C.vtalocue.     Pixer^court.     Bibliothcque  de  ^L  G.  de  Pixerc- 

court,  avec  des  notes  littdraires  et  bibliographiques  de 
Charles  Nodier  et  Paul  Lacroix.  S°  paper,  uncut.   Paris,  1838 


58  CATALOGUE. 

553  Catalogue.     Yemeniz.     Bibliothbque    de   M.   N.   Yemeniz. 

Pr^c^d^  d'une  notice  par  Le  Roux  de  Lincy.  Royal  8°, 
paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1867 

554  Catastrophe  Mundi ;  or,  Merlin  Reviv'd,  in  a  Discourse  of 

Prophecies  and  Predictions,  and  their  remarkable  accom- 
plishment; with  Mr,  Lilly's  Hieroglyphicks  exactly  cut. 
16"  calf.  London,  1683 

With  book  plate  of  Horatio  Walpole. 

^55  Catlin,  George.  Illustrations  of  the  Manners,  Customs  and 
Condition  of  the  North  American  Indians,  with  letters  and 
notes  -written  during  eight  years'  travel  and  adventure 
among  the  wildest  and  most  remarkable  tribes  now  existing. 
3G0  colored  illustrations,     2  vols,  royal  3°  cloth. 

London,  1S76 

556  Catltn,  George.     Notes  of  eight  Years'   Travels  and    Resi- 

dence in  Europe,  with  his  North  American  Indian  Collec- 
tion.    Portraits  and  plates.     2  vols,  in   i,  8°  half  morocco. 

London,  iS^jS 

557  Caimn's  North  American  Indian  Portfolio.     Hunting  Scenes 

and  Amusements  of  the  Rocky  Mountains  and  Prairies  of 
America.  From  drawings  and  notes  of  the  author,  made 
(luring  eight  \'ears'  Travel  among  forty-eight  of  the  wildest 
.>.nd  most  remote  Tribes  of  Savages  in  North  America.  31 
plates  without  text  or  title.     Imperial    folio,  half   morocco. 

George  Catlin  :  London. 

555  Caulfieid,  James.     Calcographia  ;    the  Printsellers'   Chroni- 

cle and  Collectors'  Guide  to  the  knowledge  and  value  of 
engraved  British  portraits.     Portrait.     8°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  iSt  1 

559  C-AviiNDL-^n,  Sir  Henry.     Government   of  Canada.      Debates 

of  the  House  of  Commons  in  the  year  1774,  on  the  Bill  for 
making  more  effectual  Provision  for  the  Government  of  the 
Province  of  Quebec.  Now  first  published  by  J.  Wright. 
\^'ith  the  two  scarce  maps.  S°  cloth,  uncut.  (Cover 
loose.)  London,  1839 

560  Cavendish.     The  Same.     (Maps  v«ar.ting.)     8°  boards. 

London,  1839 

561  Caxto.v,  W.     Tlie  Destruction  of  'i'roy,  Three  Books,   with 

many  admirable  Acts  of  Chivalry  in  the  Defence  and  Love 
of  Distressed  Ladies,  corrected  and  amended.  Small  4°, 
line  copy  in  green  morocco  super  extra,  tooled  sides,  gilt 
edges,  by  Zaehnsdorf.        Printed  on  London  Bridge,  1703 

This  curious  Romance  is  a  translation  of  the  famous  "  Recu^yl  des 
MIstoires  le  Troyes,"  which  was  printed  abroad  by  Caxton  between 
1464-7,  and  is  supposed  to  have  been  the  earliest  produrtion  of  hi- 
prcss  as  well  as  the  fitst  book  printed  in  French. 


CATALOGUE.  59 

562  (Jaxiox.     'l"he  Fifteen  O's  and   other   prayers,     rriatcd    by 

commandment  of  the  Princess  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  England 
and  of  France,  and  also  of  the  Princess  Margaret,  mother 
of  our  Sovereign  Lord,  the  King,  by  their  most  humble 
subject  and  servant,  William  C'axton.  Reproduced  in 
Photo-lithography,  by  Stephen  Ayling.     Small  4°  vellum. 

London. 

563  Caxtox.     J'he  Dictes  and  Sayings  of  the  Philosophers.    Fac- 

simile reproduction  of  the  First  Book  printed  in  England  by 
William  Caxton,  in  1477.    Small  folio,  cloth,   London,  1877 

564  Caxton's  Game  and  Plays  of  the  Chesse,    1474.      Verbatim 

reprint  of  the  first  edition,  with  an  introduction  by  William 
E.  A.  Axon,     8°  half  morocco,  uncut.  London,  18S3 

565  Caxton  Celebration,  1877.     Catalogue  of  the  loan  collection 

of  antiquities,  curiosities,  and  appliances  connected  with 
the  Art  of  printing.  Edited  by  George  Bullen.  Square  8"* 
cloth,  uncut.  London. 

Only  150  copies  on  hand-made  paper.     This  \o.   loS. 

566  Caxto.v  Celebration.     Tiie  Same.     12°  paper.  London. 

567  Caxton,     Some  Rules  for  the  Conduct  of  Life  :  In  Honour  of 

William  Caxton,  this  Pamphlet  is  Gratuitously  Circulated, 
1477-1877,     Small  8°  boards,  uncut,  London,  1S77 

56S  (Cazenove,  R.  de.)  Notes  sur  deux  Bibliophiles  Lyonnais, 
1562-1867.  (Extrait  de  la  Revue  du  Lyonnais.)  Royal 
8°  boards.     Only  103  copies  printed.  Lyon,  1867 

569  Ca;^f.s,  Paul  de.     Notes  sur  les  Canada.     12°  paper,  uncut. 

Quebec,  1878 

570  Cent  Nouvelles  Nouvelles,  dites  les  Cent  Nouvelles   du    Roi 

Louis  XI.  Nouvelle  t;dition  revue  sur  I'ddition  origlnalc, 
avec  des  notes  et  une  introduction,  par  P.  L.  Jacob,  (L:.- 
croix.)     12°  half  morocco,  uncut,  Paris,  1858 

571  Cercle  de  la  Librairie.      I'remiere    E.xposition,      S°   cloiii, 

uncut.  Paris,  iSSo 

572  Cervantes,  Aliguel  de.     Don  Quixote  de  la  Mancha.    'I'rans- 

lated  by  Charles  Jarvis.  Numerous  full  page  and  other 
illustrations  in  the  text  by  Tony  Johannot.  3  vols.  8*  full 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1837 

573  Cervantes.     History  of  the  Ingenious  Gentleman  Don  Quix- 

ote of  La  Mancha.  Translated  by  P.  A.  Moiteux,  Illus- 
trated Vv'ith  36  etchings  by  Lalauze.  4  vols,  imperial  8° 
boards,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1879 

Large  pater,  with  double    set  of  plates,  India  proofs    and 
Japan  proofs.     Only  50  copies  printed. 

574  Cervantes.      Trent-sept    Eaux- Fortes     pour     illustrer   Don 

Quichote,  dessinees  et  gravies  par  Adolphe  Lalauze,  37 
etchings,  India  proofs  before  letters  In  a  portfolio. 
Large  foliO;  boards.  Edinburgh,  1S85 


6o  CATALOGUE. 

575  Cervio,  Vincenzo.     11  Trinciante  ampliato    et   a   pertetiunc 

ridotto  dal  Cavalier  Fusoritto  da  Narni ;  —  II  Mastro  di 
Casa  drl  Cav.  Nanii.  Fine  copy  with  the  plates.  4° 
<  loth.  Roma,  1593 

A  ciiiious  aiid  iiire  couk  Look,  wiih  i>lates  of  tahlf  seivue,  etc. 

576  Cesnola,  L.  J\  di.     The  Metropolitan  Museum  of   Art.      Il- 

lustrations by  George  Gibson.     Folio,  paper.       New  York. 

577  Chabert,  M.  de.     Voyage   fait  par  Ordre  du  Roi,  en   1750  et 

1751,  dans  L'Amerique  Septentrionale,  pour  rectifier  les 
Cartes  des  Cutes  de  I'Acadie,  de  I'lsle  Royale,  et  de  ITsle 
de  'I'erreneve ;  et  pour  en  fixer  les  principaux  points  par 
des  Observations  Astronomiques.  Maps.  Fine  copy.  4° 
half  roan.  Paris,  1753 

57S  Challamkl,  M.  Augustin.  Flistory  of  Fashion  in  France  ; 
or  the  dress  of  women  from  the  Gallo-Roman  period  to  the 
present  time.  Translated  by  Mrs.  Cashel  Hoey  and  Mr. 
John  Lillie.  Numerous  colored  plates  of  costumes.  Royal 
8°  cloth,  ornamental  wood  sides.  London,  18S2 

579  Chamber's  Etymological  Dictionary  of  the  English  Language. 

Edited  by  Andrew  Findlater.     12°  cloth.  London,  1885 

580  Chamtlain,  Samuel  de.     Les  Voyages  de  la  Novvelle  France 

Occidentale,  dicte  Canada,  faits  par  le  Sr.  de  Champlain 
Xainctongeois,  Capitaine  pour  le  Roy  en  la  Marine  du  Po- 
nant,  &  toutes  les  Descouuertes  qu'il  a  faites  en  ce  pais 
depuis  I'an  1603,  iusques  en  I'an  1629.  Plates  in  the  text. 
4°  old  calf.  Lovis  Sevestre  :  Paris,  1632 

Good  copy  of  th\>  very  rore  first  issue  of  this  edition,  with  Sevestre's 
imprint,  with  the  "Traite  de  la  Marine,"  et  "  Doctrines  Chrestienne," 
but  lacking  the  map  and  the  "Table  de  la  carte."     S  pp. 

581  Champlain.     Les  Voyages  de  la   Novvelle  France   Occiden- 

tale, dicte  Canada,  faits  par  le  Sr.  de  Champlain  Xaincton- 
geois, Captaine  pour  le  Roy  en  la  Marine  du  Ponant,  &: 
toutes  les  Descouuertes  qu'il  a  faites  en  ce  pais  depuis  I'an 
1G03,  iusques  en  I'an   1629.  Chez 

Piere  Le-Mur  dans  la  grand  Salle  du  Palais,  Paris,  1632 
Good  copy,  with  the  Traite  de  la  Marine  and  fac-simile  map. 

582  Champlain.     Another  copy  of  Le  Mur's  edition,  with  facsim- 

ile map,  but  lacking  the  Traits  de  la  Marine.     4°  old  calf. 

Pierre  Le  Mur  :  Paris,  1632 

583  Champlain.     Voyages  du  Sieur  de  Champlain,  ou  Journal  ^s 

D^couveries  de  la  Nouvelle  France.  2  vols.  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Paris,  1830 

584  Champlain.     Ses  CFuvres.     Publit'es  sous    le    Patronage  de 

rUniversitd  Laval.  Par  I'Abbd  C.  H.  Laverdiere.  Seconde 
edition,  ]VIaps  and  illustrations.  3  vols.  4°  half  antique 
calf,  red  edges.  Quebec,  1870 


CATALOGUE.  6i 

555  Champlain.     Expedition    against   the    Onondagas,   1615;  — 

Champlain's  Astrolabe,  Discovery  of  an  Astrolabe  supposed 
to  have  been  lost  by  Champlain  in  1613  ;  —  Expedition  of 
1 61 5,  Reply  to  Dr.  Shea  and  Gen.  Clark  by  O.  H.  Marshall; 

—  De  C^loron's  E.xpedition  to  the  Ohio  in  1749,  by  O.  H. 
Marshall.  Reprinted  from  the  Magazine  of  American 
History.     4  pamphlets  small  4*^  paper. 

556  Champlain.     Le  Tombeau  de  Champlain,  par  N.  E.  Dionne  ; 

—  La  Question  du  'I'ombeau  de  Champlain,  par  S.  Drapeau. 
2  vols.  12'^  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1S80 

557  Champlaix.     Mc'moire   en    requete   de    Champlain   pour    la 

continuation  du  paiement  de  sa  Pension  public  par  Gabriel 
Marcel.     8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1886 

588  Chap  Books.  The  famous  History  of  Whittington  and  his 
Cat,  wood-cuts,  Hartford,  N.  Patten,  1788;  —  Wisdom  of 
Crop  the  Conjurer,  an  impartial  account  of  the  celebrated 
Tom  Trot,  etc.,  added,  The  Farmer  and  his  Two  Daughters, 
cuts,  fresh  copy,  Dutch  paper  cover,  Worcester,  L  Thomas, 
1794;  —  Aflecting  History  of  the  Children  in  the  Wood, 
cuts,  Hartford,  J.  Babcock,  1796  ; — jSIoses  in  the  Bul- 
rushes,   a   sacred  Drama,  Worcester,  L  Thomas,  Jr.,  1800  ; 

—  Hermit  of  the  Forest,  cuts,  Litchfield,  1808;  —  History 
of  Tom  Jones,  a  Foundling,  cuts,  Hartford,  1806  ; — Historv 
of  Little  Pha-be,  and  the  Reclaimed  Child,  cuts.  7  vols. 
32°  paper. 

5S9  Chap  Books.  Goody  Two  Shoes  ;  fac-simile  reproduction  of 
the  edition  of  1766,  with  an  introduction,  giving  some  ac- 
count of  the  book  and  some  speculation  as  to  its  author- 
ship, by  Charles  Welsh.     16°  boards,  uncut.    London,  i88i 

590  Chap  Books.     Bairns'  Annual  (The),  for  1885-6.     Edited  by 

Alice  Corkran.     Frontispiece.     Square  16°  boards,  uncut. 

London, 

591  Chappell,  Edward.     Narrative  of  a  Voyage  to  Hudson's  Bay 

in  His  Majesty's  .Ship  Rosamond,  containing  some  account 
of  the  north-eastern  coast  of  America,  and  of  the  tribes  in- 
habiting that  remote  region.     Map,     8°  boards,  uncut. 

London, 1S17 

592  Charles   L      Eikon    Bazilike.       The   Pourtraicture    of    his 

Sacred  Majestie  in  his  solitudes  and  sufferings.    8°  old  calf. 

(London),  1649 

593  Charles  H.     Eikon  Basilike  Deutera,  the  Portraicture  of  his 

Sacred  Majesty  King  Charles  H,  with  his  Reasons  for 
turning  Roman  Catholick,  published  by  K.  James.  Found 
in  the  Strong  Box.  With  a  fine  impression  of  the  satirical 
portrait  of  Charles  H.  Fine  clean  copy  in  the  original  calf. 
8°.  Printed  in  the  year  1694 


62  CATALOGUE. 

594  Charlevoix,    P.      Ilistoire   et   Description   Generale   de   !a 

Nouvelle  France,  Avec  le  Journal  Historique  d'un  Voyage 
fait  par  ordre  du  Roi  dans  I'Anierique  Septentrionale. 
Numerous  maps  and  plates.     3  vols,  4°  old  French  calf. 

Paris,  1744 
^95  Charlevoix.     Histoire  et  Description  Generale  de  la  Nou- 
velle  France,  avec  le   journal   historique   d'un  voyage  fait 
par  ordre  du  Roi  dans  I'Amerique   Septentrionale.     Maps. 
6  vols.  12°  calf.  Paris,  1744 

596  Charlevolk.     Journal  of  a  Voyage  to  North  America,  under- 

taken by  order  of  the  French  King,  containing  a  geographi- 
cal description  and  natural  history  of  that  country,  particu- 
larly Canada.     Map.     2  vols.  8°  sheep.  London,  1761 

597  Charron,  Pierre.     De  la  Sagesse,  trois  Livres.     Troisiesme 

edition  revue  et  augment^e.  Fine  frontispiece  by  Leonard 
(.]autier.  An  elegant  copy,  thick  small  8°  full  olive  polished 
crushed  levant  morocco,  inside  dentelle  borders,  gilt  edges, 
by  Chameolle-Duru.  Paris,  1607 

595  Charron.     Les  Trois  Verite;'.     Second  edition  reveue,  coni- 

gde,  et  de  beaucoup  augment^e  ;  —  La  Replique  de  Maistre 
Jean  le  Charron,  sur  la  Response  faite  k  sa  troisiesme 
Veritc.     Bound  together.     Small  8°  calf.  Paris,  16 10 

599  Charron.     Of   \\'isdome.     Translated  by  Samson  Lennard. 

Engraved  title.     Small  4°  old  calf.  London,  1670 

600  Charters  of  the  British  Colonies  in  America.     Small  8^  half 

sheep.  London. 

601  Chastellux,  ^.larquis  de.     Travels  in  North  America  in  the 

Years  1780-82.     Maps.     2  vols.  8°  calf.  London,  17S7 

602  Chateaubrland,  De.     Voyages   en    Amerique,  en   France  er 

en  Italie.     2  vols.  iS°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1834 

603  (E^l)aurer,  ©eoffrcp.     The  Workes  of   our  Auiient  and  lerned 

English  Poet,  Getlrey  Chaucer,  newly  printed.  Slack  Uttfr. 
Fine  copy,  with  the  engraved  title  and  the  scarce  portrait. 
Folio,  half  calf.         Impensis  Geor.  Bishop  :  Londini,  1598 

A  fine   copy  of   Speight's  first   edition,  with   wood-cut  titles  to  the 
Foenis.     Contiiins  two  j)oems  never  before  published. 

604  Chaucer.     Works  of,  compared  with  the  former  editions,  and 

many  valuable  MSS.,  out  of  which,  three  tales  are  added 
which  were  never  before  printed,  by  John  L^rry.  Portrait 
of  Urry.     Large  folio,  old  calf.     (Covers  broken.) 

London,  1721 

605  Chauveau,    M.     LTnstructlon   Publique   au  Canada,  precis 

historique  et  statistique.     Sinall  8°  half  morocco. 

Quebec,  1876 

606  Chauveau.     Souvenirs  et  Lcgendes.     Small  4°  paper,  uncut. 

Quebec,  1877 


CATALOGUE.  63 

607  Chevreau,  M.     History  of  the  World,  Ecclesiastical  and  Civil . 

Vol.  5,  History  of  America.     8"  boards.  London,  1703 

60S  Chiniquy,  Pere.     Le    Pretre,  la  Femmc,  et   le   Confessional. 

12°  paper.  Montreal,  1877 

609  CnoiSEUL,  Due  dc,     Kclation  du  Depart  de  Louis  XVI,  le  20 

Tuin,  1791,  e'crite  en  Aout  1791,  dans  la  prison  de  la  haul 
cour  nationale  d'Orleans.  8°  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edgej^. 
with  the  author's  monogram  on  the  cover.  Paris,  1822 

610  Christian  Gleaner.     New  Series,  Vol.  2.     8°  half  sheep. 

Halifax,  1837 

611  Christif,  Robert.     History  of   the   Late  Province  of   Lower 

Canada,  parliamentary  and  politicni.     Vols,  i  to  4.     4  vols. 

12°  cloth,  Quebec,  1848-53 

Two  portraits  and  seven  autograph  letters  inserted,  the  date  on  vol. 
2  is  iS.jS,  which  is  of  rare  occurence. 

6rj  Christie.  ISIemoirs  of  the  Administration  of  the  Colonial 
Government  of  Lower  Canada,  by  Sir  James  H.  Craig  and 
Sir  George  Prevost,  1807-15.     8    boards,  uncut. 

Quebec,  iSiS 

613  Christmas,  Rev.  II.     Copper  Coinage  of  the  British  Colonies 

in  America.     Plate.     8°  half  morocco.  London,  1862 

614  Christmas.     Emigrant  Churchman   in    Canada,  by  a  Pioneer 

of  the  Wilderness.     Plates.     2  vols,  in  1,  8"^  cloth,  uncu(. 

London,  1849 

615  Christmas   Numbers.     I'aris    Noel,  1887-S;  —  .Figaro   Illus- 

tree,  1S85-6;  —  Ladies'  Pictorial,  1887,  etc.  With  numer- 
ous colored  plates  and  other  illustrations.     7  numbers. 

6t6  Chronicle  of  the  Kings  of  England,  from  ^Vil!iam  the  Nor- 
man to  the  death  of  George  III.     8""  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1S2  i 

617  Chronicon  Preciosum  ;  or,  an  Account   of   English   Money, 

the  price  of  corn  and  other  commodities  for  the  last  600 
years.     12°  sheep.  London,  1707 

618  Chronique  (La)  du   tres   Chrestien   et    victorieux  Roy  Loys 

vnziesme  du  nom  (que  Dieu  absolue)  auec  plusieurs  his 
toires  aduenues  tant  es  pays  de  France,  Angleterre,  que 
Flandres  et  Artois.  Beautiful  copy.  12°  bound  by  Cham- 
noLLE-DuRU  in  full  blue  crushed  levant  morocco,  the  arms 
of  France  on  the  sides,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges. 

Galliot  du  Pre  :  Paris,  155S 

619  Churchill's   Collection  of   Vogages  and  Travels,  some  now 

first  printed  from  the  Original  Manuscripts,  others  now 
published  in  English,  with  a  general  preface,  giving  an  Ac- 
count of  the  Progress  of  Navigation  from  its  first  beginning. 
With  several  hundred  mnps  and  copper  cuts.  4  vols,  folio, 
calf.  Lnndon,  i  70  \ 


64  CATALOGUE. 

620  Cicero,  M.  T.      Epistolac   ad  T.  Pompo.  Atticum  cum  Com- 

mentariis  Jo.  Bapt.  Pii  Bono.  Antea   Nullibi   impressae  et 

ab   infinitis   mendis   per   eum   castigatae.     Engraved  title. 

Eolio,  vellum.     Good  copy. 

In  yEdibus  Jo.  Baptistise  et  Benedict!  fratris  :  Bononiae,  1527 

62  I  Cicero.  Treatises  on  the  Nature  of  the  Gods  ;  on  Divina- 
tion ;  on  Fate  ;  on  the  Republic  •,  on  the  Laws  ;  and  on 
Standing  for  the  Consulship.  Literally  translated  by  C.  D. 
Yonge.     I  a'' cloth,  uncut.  Bohn  :  London,  18S4 

622  Clarke,  Samuel.     Mirror   or    Looking-Glass,  both  for  Saints 

and  Sinners,  whereunto  is  added  a  geographicall  description 
of  all  the  known  World.  Engraved  title  and  portrait. 
Thick  folio,  sheep.  London,  167 1 . 

Crood  copy,  including  the  scarce  addenda.  A  true  and  faithful  Ac- 
count of  the  four  chiefest  Plantations  of  the  English  in  America,  to 
wit,  of  Virginia,  New  England,  Bermudas,  Barbadocs ;  also  of  the 
Natives  of  Virginia  and  New  England,  London,  1670. 

623  Clarke,  S.  R.     Treatise   on    Criminal  Law   as  applicable  to 

the  Dominion  of  Canada.  8"  half  sheep.  Toronto,  1872 
62.1  [Clarke,  William.]  Observations  on  the  late  and  present 
Conduct  of  the  French,  with  regard  to  their  encroachments 
npon  the  British  Colonies  in  North  America.  Together 
with  remarks  on  the  importance  of  these  Colonies  to  Great 
liritain.  pp.  47,  15.  Small  4°  half  crimson  morocco,  gilt 
top.  Boston,  1755 

625  Clary,  Fr.  de.     I'hilipiques  contre  les  bvlless,  et  autres  prati- 

ques de  la  faction  d'Espagne,  pour  tres  chrestien  Henry  le 
Grand.     12°  old  calf,  gilt.  Tours,  16 11 

626  Classical  Library.     Livy's  History  of  Rome,  translated,  with 

notes  and  illustrations,  by  George  Baker  ;  —  Xenophon's 
Whole  Works,  translated  by  Ashley  Cooper  and  others;  — 
Herodotus,  translated,  Avith  notes  and  life  of  the  author,  by 
Fs.ev.  William  Beloe  ;  —  Thucydides'  History  of  the  Pelo- 
ponnesian  War,  translated  by  William  Smith.  Portraits.  5 
vols.  S°  half  sheep.  London,  1S30-31 

627  Clement,  Clara  E.     Painters,  Sculptors,  Engravers,  and  their 

Works.     A  handbook.     Illustrations.     12°  cloth. 

New  York,  18S4 

62S  Clement,  Felix.  Poetes  Chretiens  depuls  le  IV  Siecle  jusqu'a 

au  XV.  Morceaux  Choisis.     S°  half  morocco.       Paris,  1857 

629  Cleveland,   Edward.      Sketch   of  the  Early  Settlement  and 

History  of  Shipton,  Canada  East.     18°  boards. 

Canada  East,  185S 

C30  Cohen,  Henry.  Guide  de  I'Amateur  de  Livres  a  Gravures  du 

XVIII  Sibcle.  Cinquieme  edition,  revue,  corrig(fe  etconsid- 

erablement  augmentee,  par  le  Baron  Roger  Portalis.  Royal 

8'  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1886 

Only  1000  copies  pruited. 


CATALOGUE.  65 

630  [Ci.UNV,  Alexander,]       American   Traveller,  or   Observations 

on  the  present  state,  culture  and  commerce  of  the  British 
Colonies  in  America.  JJy  an  old  and  experienced  Trader. 
Map  and  frontispiece.  Fine  copy.  4"  half  morocco  extra, 
gilt  top.  London,  1769 

"The  author  was  the  hist  to  give  accurate  intelligence  of  Hudson's 
P-ay,  and  to  institute  an  inquiry  about  a  more  successful  commerce 
Avith  the  Americans.  The  book  is  said  to  have  been  published  under 
the  auspices  of  Lord  Chatham,  and  both  the  English  and  the  Ameri- 
cans, at  that  crisis,  were  so  eager  to  possess  it,  that  it  was  bought  and 
read  by  one  party  with  the  same  avidity  tliat  it  was  bought  ai.d 
destroyed  by  the  other."  —  Dibdin. 

631  Cluverius,  Philip.      Introductionis  in  L'niversam  Geograph- 

ium,  Summa  Americce  descripiio.     Dates.     24"  vellum. 

Lugduni,  1648 

633  Cohen,  J.     Les  De'icides,  examen  de  l.i  \'ie  de  Jdsus  et  dcs 

de'velopements  de  I'^glise  chretienne  dans  leurs  rapports 
avec  le  judaisme.     8^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  18G4 

634  Colbert.     Testament    Politique   de  Messire   Jean    Baptiste 

Colbert.     16°  old  calf.  La  Haye,  1697 

635  Colbert  et  Le  Canada.     Portrait.     12^  paper,  uncut. 

Paris,  iS;9 

636  Colden,  Cadwallader,     History  of  the  Five    Indian    Nations 

of  Canada,  which  are  dependent  on  the  Province  of  New 
York  in  America,  and  are  the  Barrier  between  the  Englisli 
and  French  in  that  part  of  the  World.  With  accounts  of 
their  Religion,  Manners,  Customs,  Laws  and  Forms  cf 
Government ;  their  several  Battles  and  Treaties  with  the 
European  Nations  ;  particularly  Relations  of  their  several 
Wars  with  the  other  Indians,  and  a  true  Account  of  the 
present  State  of  our  Trade  with  them.     i\Lap.     8°  half  calf. 

London,  1747 

637  Colden.     History  of  the  Five    Indian    Nations   of   Canada, 

which  are  dependent  on  the  Province  of  New  York  in 
America,  and  are  the  Barrier  between  the  English  and 
French  in  that  Part  of  the  World.  Third  edition.  2  vols. 
12°  calf.  London,  1755 

638  Collection  of  nearly  500   fac-similes  of   the    Water  Marks. 

used  by  the  early  Paper  Makers,  during  the  latter  part  of 
the  14th  and  early  part  of  the  15th  century.  25  phite';. 
(No  text.)     Small  folio,  paper.  London,  1840 

639  CoLLFCiioN  of  Parliamentary  Debates  in  England,  from  1668 

to  the  present  time,  Vul.  7  (Relating  to  American  affairs'. 
8'^  sheep  (broken  I.  London,  i;)! 

640  Collector  (The),  a  monthly  journal  devoted  to   autographs. 

By   W.    R.    Benjamin.      Vol.    i.      S^   half  roan. 

New  York.  18S7 


66  CATALOGUE. 

641  [Collins,  Anthony.]     Discourse  of  Free-Thinking,  occasioned 

by  the  rise  and  growth  of  a  sect  called  Free-Thinkers.  8° 
old  calf.  London,  17 13 

642  Collins,  Arthur.     The  English  Baronage  ;  or  an  historical 

account  of  the  Lives  and  most  memorable  Actions  of  our 
Nobility,  with  their  Descent,  Marriages,  and  Issue.  De- 
duced from  Records,  Historians,  Manuscripts,  and  other 
Authorities.  Vo],  i  (all  published"''.  Plates.  4°  half  mor- 
occo, London, 1727 

643  CoLMAN,  Benjamin.     Discourse  had  in  the   College   Hall    at 

Cambridge,  March  27,  1722,  before  the  baptism  of  R.  Ju- 
dah  Morris.  To  which  are  added  three  discourses  written 
by  Mr.  Morris  himself.  The  Truth,  The  Whole  Truth,  and 
Nothing  but  the  Truth.     iS°  sheep.  Boston,  1732 

644  CoLTON,  C.     Tour  of  the  American  Lakes,    and    among  the 

Indians  of  the  North-West  Territory  in  1S30.  2  vols,  half 
tuorocco,  uncut.  London.  1S30 

6(5  CoLTON.  Tour  of  the  American  Lakes  and  among  the  In- 
dians of  the  North-West  Territory  in  1830.  2  vols,  small 
8°  cloth,  uncut.  '  London,  1833 

^546  Columbus.  Historic  del  Signer  D.  Fernando  Colombo  :  nelle 
quali  s'ha  particolare,  &  vera  relatione  della  vita,  e  de'  fatti 
deir  Ammiraglio  D.  Christoforo  Colombo  suo  Padre  :  et 
dcllo  scoprimento,  ch'egli  fece  dell'  Indie  Occidentali,  dettc 
Mondo  Nuovo,  hora  possedute  dal  Serenissimo  Rb  Cato- 
lico.  Nuovemente  di  lingua  Spagnuola  tradotte  nell'  Itali- 
ana  dal  Sign.  Alfonso  Vlloa.  12"^  vellum.  Veneiia,  157 1 
This  is  the  first  edition  of  Vlloa's  Italian  Acrsion  and  is  considered 
the  original,  as  no  copy  of  the  Spanish  original  is  known.  "Cet  ouv- 
lage  est  un  des  documents  les  plus  precieux  h.  consulter  pour  Thistoir-j 
de  la  decouverte.  Les  ff.  250-287  sont  occupes  par  la  Relation  dcs  In- 
diens  d'ispagnola,  ecrite  d'apres  I'ordre  de  I'Amiralpar  le  pere  Roman 
Pane,  de  I'ordre  de  Saint-Jerome.  C'est  la  plus  ancienne  hisloire  des 
indigenes  de  I'Amerique."  —  Lcclerc. 

647  Columbus.  De  Insulus  Inuentis  Epistola  Cristoferl  Colom 
(cui  etas  nostra  multu  debet :  de  InsuHs  in  mari  Indico 
nup  inuetis.  Ad  quas  perquirendas  octauo  antea  mense  : 
auspicijs  et  ere  Inuictissimi  Fernandi  Hispaniarum  Regis 
missus  fuerat)  ad  magnificum  dum  Raphaelez  Sanxis ;  eu- 
isdS  serenissimi  Regis  Thesaurariu  missa  quam  nobilis 
ac  litteratus  vir  Aliander  d'Cosco  ;  ab  Hispano  ydeomate 
in  latinu  conuertit  tercio  kl's  maij.  MCCCCXCIIJ.  Pon- 
tificatus  Alexandri  Sexti  Anno  Primo.  4  woodcuts.  S 
leaves  of  27  lines  to  a  full  page.  Small  8°  half  levant  mo- 
rocco, gilt  top,  uncut.  Paris,  1858 
"  One  of  20  copies  only,  reproduced  in  Paris  l)y  Pilinski  about  1858. 
After  it  was  issued  it  was  discovered  that  it  had  been  fac-similied  from 
an  imperfect  copy,  and  wanted  the  first  and  last  leaves.  Mr.  Lenox 
possesses  the  only  known  j)erfect  copy  of  the  original  edition." 


CATALOGUE,  67 

648  CoLUMbus.     Lettera  di  Cristoforo  Colombo  riprodolta  a  fac- 

simile da  Vinceiizo  Promis,  dall'  esemplare  della  Biblioteca 
di  S,  M.     4°  unbound.  Torino  n,  d. 

Only  50  copies  printed.     This  copy  Xo.  10. 

649  CoLU.MBUS.     Histoire  de  la  Decouverte  de  I'Amerique,  Voy- 

age de  Christophe  Colomb  ; — Lettre  de  Christophe  Colorab 
sur  la  Decouverte  de  I'Amerique;  —  Discourse  by  Jeremy 
Belknap,  Oct.  23,  1793,  to  commemorate  the  discovery  of 
America  by  Columbu.s.     3  pamphlets. 

650  Combe,  William.     Tour  of  Doctor  Synta.K  in    search   of   the 

Picturesque,  sixth  edition  ; —  Second  Tour  of  Doctor  Syn- 
tax, in  search  of  Consolation.  Second  edition.  Numerous 
colored  plates  by  Rowlandson.  Early  impressions.  2  vol^. 
S'^  half  morocco.  London,  1820 

65  I  QToniinines,  Pl)ilip  ^e.  Clironique  et  Histoire  faicte  et  com- 
pos^e  par  feu  messire  Philippe  de  Commines  chevalier 
seigneur  Dargenton,  contenant  les  choses  aduenues  durant 
le  regne  du  Roy  Loys  unzeisme.  Slack  H^ttiev.  2  vols, 
in  I,  12°  La  Valliere  levant  morocco,  gilt  back,  gilt 
und  blind  compartments  on  sides,  double  with  red  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges.  Galliot  du  Prb,  Paris,  1539 

Very  fine  tall  copy  of  Commines'  Chronicles,  in  a  sumptuous  bind- 
ing by  Alio. 

652  Commines.     Memoirs  of,  containing  the  Histories   of  Louis 

XI  and  Charles  VllL,  Kings  of  France,  and  of  Charles  the 
Bold,  Duke  of  Burgundy  :  to  which  is  added,  the  Scanda- 
lous Chronicle,  or  Secret  History  of  Louis  XT.,  by  Jean  de 
Troyes,  Edited  with  Life  and  Notes,  by  A.  R.  Scable. 
I'ortrait.     2  vols.  12'^  cloth,  uncut.        Bohn  :  London,  1S56 

653  Complete  History  of  the  Late  War,  or  Annual  Register  of  its 

rise,  progress,  and  events  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africa,  and 
America.     Maps.     (Portraits  missing.)     8°  old  calf. 

Dublin,  1774 

654  Conduct  of  the  Ministry  impartially  E.Kamined  in  a  Letter  to 

the  merchants  of  London.     8°  stitched.  London,  1756 

Relates  to  the  case  of  some  British  subjects  Imprisoned  for  trading 
on  the  Ohio. 

656  CoNSTiTUTiON.\L  History  of  Canada; — Parliamentary  Govern- 

ment in  Canada  ;  —  Alammalia  of  North  America  :  —  Bos- 
ton Rail  Road  jubilee,  etc.     6  vols. 

657  CoN'STiTi'TiONS  of  the  several  states  of  the  Union  and  L'nited 

States  in  1859,  including  the  Declaration  of  Independence, 
and  Articles  of  Confederation,  and  with  an  essay  on 
changespriorto  the  year  1879.    Square  8°  cloth,  uncut.    N.  V. 

655  Convention  for  the  Liquidation  of  the  Canada  paper  money, 

belonging  to  the  subjects  of  Great  Britain,  between  the 
King  of  Great  Britain  and  the  most  christian  King,  4" 
half  morocco,  London.  1766 


Oci  CATA  I.OGUE. 

6-9  CoNVKNTS.  Loiette.  History  of  Louise,  Daughter  oi  a  Ca- 
nadian Nun  :  exhibiting  the  Interior  of  Female  Convents. 
I'ortrait.     8'^  boards,  uncut.  New  York,  1833 

660  Convents.     Awful  Disclosures  of  Maria  Monk,  the   thrilling 

mysteries  of  a  convent  revealed  and  Six  Months  in   a  Con- 
•      vent.     12°  doth.  IMiILi. 

661  CoNvrMS.     Six  Months  in  a  Convent : — Supplement  to  Six 

iMonths  in  a  Convent ;  —  Answer  to  Six  Alonths  in  a  Con- 
vent ;  —  Charlestown  Convent,  its  destruction  by  a  mob  ;  — 
Report  of  the  Committee  relating  to  the  destruction  of  the 
Ursuline  Convent,  Aug.  1 1,  1834;  —  Review  of  the  Lady 
Superior's  Reply  to  "  Six^Months  in  a  Convent."     6  pieces. 

662  Cook,  James.     Voyage  round  the  World,  performed   in    His 

Majesty's  Ships,  the  Resolution  and  Adventure,  in  1772-5. 
Illustrated  with  a  chart  of  the  Southern  Hemisphere,  show- 
ing the  tracts  of  some  of  the  most  distinguished  navigators, 
and  a  variety  of  Portraits  and  Views  of  Places  drawn  dur- 
ing the  voyage,  by  Mr.  Hodges.     4  vols.  S°  calf. 

Dublin,  1777 

663  Cook.     Journal  of  the  Resolution's  Voyage,  in    1772,    1773, 

1774,  and  1775,  on  Discovery  to  the  Southern  Hemisphere. 
Maps  and  plates.     8°  calf.  London,  1775 

664  CoDNEv,    Robert.      Compendious    History  of   the    Northern 

Part  of  the  Province  of  New  Brunswick,  and  of  the  District 
of  Gaspe,  in  Lower  Canada.  8°  boards,  uncut  (cover 
loose).  Halifax,  1838 

665  Cooper,  J.  Fenimore.     'Jhe    American    Democrat;  or,  Hints 

on  the  social  and  civic  relations  of  the  United  States  of 
America.     First  edition.     12°  cloth,         Cooperstown,  1838 

666  Corner,  Miss.     History  of   China   and    India,  pictorial    and 

descriptive.  Maps  and  numerous  illustrations,  8°  full 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1847 

667  CoRNUT,   Jacobus.        Canadensium     Plantarum,    aliarumque 

nondum  editarum  Historia;  cui  adiectum  est  ad  calcem 
Knchiridion  Botanicum  Parisense.  68  finely  engraved 
plates  of  trees,  plants,  etc.     4°  calf.  Parisiis,   1635 

668  CoRNWALLis,  K.     The  New  El-Dorado  ;  or,  British  Columbia. 

IMap  and  illustrations.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  J858 

669  CosTEi.LO,    Louisa   Stuart.       The    Rose   Garden   of    Persia. 

Specimens  of  Persian  Poetry,  translated  into  English,  beau- 
liiuliy  illuminated  in  gold  and  colors  in  fac-simile  of  the 
originals,  printed  within  engraved  borders.  Small  8°  full 
light  polished  calf  extra,  gilt  edges.  London,  1845 

670  CosTUiME.     Recueil   des   divers   Costumes   des    Habitans  de 

Bordeaux  et  des  environs.  36  finely  colored  plates,  with 
descriptive  letter-press.    Folio,  half  sheep,  uncut.  Bordeaux. 


CATALOGUE.  69 

671  Cosiu.MK.     lUuslraUons   of   English   and   Foreign   Costume, 

from  the  fifteenth  century  to  the  present  day.  A  Series  of 
96  full  length  (colored)  portraits,  engraved  by  Pauquet 
firothers,  after  the  designs  of  Albert  l3urer,  Titian,  Vecel- 
lico,  Jost  Ammans,  Holbein,  Kubens,  Vandyck  and  the 
principal  artists  of  the  present  time.  Royal  4°  full  mor., 
gilt  edges.  London,  1875 

672  Costumes  of  British  Ladies,  from  the  time  of  William  the  ist 

to  the  reign  of  Queen  Victoria.  35  plates.  (Incomplete 
and  stained.)     Folio,  paper.  London. 

673  CosTU.MF.s  of   the  Catholique  Clerg}-  and  OiTicers  of  the  \'ati- 

can.     24  colored  plates.     12*'  boards. 

674  [CousTELiER,  A.  v.]     L'heureuse    Foiblesse,    ou   I'Entretien 

des  Tuilleries.  Nouvelle  galante.  16°  calf.  La  Haye,  1736 
Also  bound  in  tlie  same  volume  :  Les  Quatre  veuves,  Londres,  1746  ; 
—  Zelindor  at  Zaire,  Le  Haye,  Van  der  Aa,  1755;  —  Tanastes,  conte 
allegotique; —  L'Amours  decent  et  delicat  ou  le  beau  de  la  f;alanteric-. 
A  la  tendresse,  che/  les  Amans,  1760. 

67  r,  CowPER,  William.  Poems  of.  New  edition,  with  head  and 
tail  pieces,  designed  by  Thurston.     2  vols.  8°  calf. 

London,  1808 

676  Cox,  E.  W.     .\rt.s   of    Writing,  Reading   and  Speaking.     12" 

cloth.  New  York,  1S74 

677  Cox,  Ross.     Columbia    River;    or,    Scenes   and   Adventures 

during  a  residence  of  six  years  on  the  western  side  of  the 
Rocky  Mountains  among  various  tribes  of  Indians,  hitherto 
unknown;  together  with  a  journey  across  the  American 
Continent.     2  vols,  in  i,  8°  half  calf,  London,  1832 

678  CoxE,  Peter,     Social  Day;  a  Poem  in  four  cantos.     With  32 

exquisite  engravings  mostly  by  J.  Scott,  after  designs  by 
Wilkie,  Stothard,  Smirke  and  others.  Royal  8°  half  calf, 
gilt.  London,  1823 

679  Craik,  George  L.     Manual   of   English   Literature,  and   the 

history  of  the  English  Language,     Small  8^  cloth.  London. 

6S0  Craik.  History  of  British  Commerce,  from  the  earliest 
Times.     3  vols,  in  i,  16"  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1844 

681  Ckantz,  David.  Flistory  of  Greenland;  containing  a  De- 
scription of  the  Country  and  its  Inhabitants,  and  particu- 
larly, a  Relation  of  the  Mission,  carried  on  for  above  these 
thirty  years  by  the  L^nitas  Fratrum,  at  New  Hennhuth  and 
Lichtenfels,  in  that  Country.  Maps  and  numerous  copper 
plates.     2  vols.  8^  diamond  russia.  London,  1767 

6S2  Creasv,  E.  S.  Fifteen  Decisive  Battles  of  the  World,  from 
Marathon  to  Waterloo.     Square  12"^  half  roan. 

New  York,  1 88 1 

683  Crellius,  Johannis.  Declaratio  Sententiae  de  Caussis  Mortis 
Christi.     16°  old  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  (Parisiis),  1637 


70  CATALOGUE. 

684  Cramoisv  Series  of  Jesuit  Memoires,  Relations,  etc.,  relating 
to  the  French  Colonies  in  North  America.  Edited  by  J.  G. 
Shea.  13  vols,  bound  in  10,  small  4°  and  8°  in  various 
bindings.  Nouvelle  York,  1858-69 

I.  Bigot,  J.  Copie  d'une  Lettre  escrite  par  Le  Pere  Jacques  Bigot 
de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus,  I'An  16S4,  pour  accompagner  _un  collier  de 
pourcelaine  envoiee  par  les  Abnaquis  de  la  Mission  du  Sainct  Fran9ois 
de  Sales,  dans  la  Nouvelle  Fiance  au  tombeau  de  leur  Sainct  Patron  a 
Annecy. 

II. —  Chaumonot,  P.  J.  M.  La  Vie  du  R.  P.  Pierre  Joseph  Chau- 
monot,  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus,  Missionaire  dans  la  Nouvelle  France, 
ecrite  par  lui-meme,  I'a  168S. 

III. — Chaumonot.  Suite  sa  deVie,  avec  la  maniere  d'orasion  du 
venerable  pere,  ecrit  par  lui-meme. 

IV. —  Dablon,  C.  Relation  de  se  qui  s'est  passe  de  plus  remarqu- 
able  aux  missions  des  peres  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus  en  la  Nouvelle 
France,  les  annees  1672  and  1673.     (Large  paper.) 

V. —  Relation  de  la  Mission  du  Missispi  du  seminaire  de  Quebec  en 
lyoo,  par  M.  'M.  de  Montegny.  de  St.  Coste,  et  Thaumur  de  la  Source. 

VI. —  Sagean,   Mathieu.     F.xtrait   de   la   relation   des   aventures   et 
/      voyages. 

VII. —  Milet,  P.  Relation  de  sa  captivite  parmi  les  Onneiouts,  en 
1690-91. 

VIII. —  Relations  des  Affaires  du  Canada  en  1696.  Avec  des  lettres 
des  peres  de  compagnie  de  Jesus,  depuis  1696  jusqu'a  1702. 

IX. —  Dreuillettes,  C.  Epistola  ad  Dominum  Joannem  Wintrop, 
(sic)  1 65 1. 

X. —  Copie  de  Deu.x  Lettres  envoiees  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  au 
pere  Procureur  des  Missions  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus  en  ses  conlree.s, 
1656. 

XI. —  Lettres  envoiees  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  au  R.  P.  Jacques 
Renault,  Provincial  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus,  en  la  Province  de  la 
Nouvelle  France,  par  le  R.  P.  Ilier.  Lallemant,  1660. 

XII. —  Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  de  plus  remarquable  au.x  Mis- 
sions des  Peres  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus  en  la  Nouvelle  France  es 
•mnees  1676  et  1677. 

XIII. —  Narre  du  Voyage  falct  pour  la  Mission  des  Abaaquois  et 
des  Connaissances  tire/,  de  la  Nouvelle  Angleierre,  ei  des  dispositions 
des  Magistrats  de  cette  Republique  pour  le  serours  contre  les  Iroquois 
es  annees  1C50  et  1651. 
6Ss  Cr^mazie,  Octave,  CEuvres  Completes.  Publie'es  sous  le 
patronage  de  I'lnstitute  Canadien  de  Quebec,  Portrait.  i> 
vols,  imperial  8°  half  morocco,  imcut  edges,  gilt  tops. 
Large  paper.     Only  12  copies  printed.  Montreal,  1882 

Cremaz.ie  is  the  autlior  of  the  Canadian  National  song  "  Le  Drapeau 
de  Carilon." 
G87  Cr^mazie,  Jacques.  'Manuel  des  Notions  Utiles  sur  les 
Droits  Politiques,  le  Droit  Civil,  la  loi  Criminelle  et  Muni- 
ripale,  les  Lois  Rurales,  etc.  12°  half  calf.  Quebec,  1852 
688  Creuxius,  Franciscus.  Histoire  Canadensis,  seu  Noviar- 
Francice  Libri  decern,  ad  annum  usque  Christi  1656.  Map 
and  13  plates  on  copper,  including  the  large  plate  of  the 
martyrdom  of  Fathers  Denoue,  Jogues  and  others,  accord- 
ing to  Harrisse  usually  wanting.     Good  copy.     4'^  calf. 

Parisiis,  1664 


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6S9  Cruikshakk,  George.  Life  in  Paris ;  or,  the  Rambles, 
Sprees  and  Amours  of  Dick  Wildfire,  Squire  Jenkins  and 
Captain  O'Shuffleton.  Embellished  with  21  comic  vignettes 
and  21  colored  engravings  by  George  Cruikshank,  Original 
edition.     S°  straight  grained  morocco,  gilt.      London,  1827 

690  Cruikshank.     Memoirs   of  the   Life  ahd  Writings  of   Lord 

Byron.  By  George  Clinton.  Portrait  and  numerous  illus 
trations  by  George  Cruikshank.     S^  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1S27 

691  Cruikshank.     Peter  Schlemihl,  the  Shadowless  Man.     From 

the  German  of  Von  Chamisso,  by  Sir  John  Bowring.  Plates 
by  George  Cruikshank.  Small  S°  half  calf  extra,  uncut, 
gilt  top,  by  Tout.  London,  1861 

bf)t  Cruikshank.  Travels  and  Surprising  Adventures  of  Baron 
Munchausen.  Illustrated  with  37  curious  engravings  from 
the  Baron's  own  designs,  and  line  wood-cuts  by  George 
Cruikshank.     Portrait  and  colored  plates.     12"  cloth. 

London, 1S69 

693  Cruikshank.     Bachelor's   Own    Book;    or,  the    Progress   of 

Mr.  Lambkin  (Gent.)  in  the  pursuit  of  pleasure  and  amuse- 
ment and  also  in  search  of  health  and  happiness.  24  plates 
by  George  Cruikshank.     Small  &°  boards.  Glasgow. 

694  Cruikshank.     Playfair   Papers;    or.   Brother   Jonathan,   the 

smartest  nation  in  all  creation.  Plates  by  Robert  Cruik- 
shank.    3  vols,  small  S°  cloth,  uncut.     (Stamp  on  titles.") 

London,  184 1 

695  Cruikshank.       Monsieur   Tonson,    by    John    Taylor,    Esq. 

Illustrated  by  Robert  Cruikshank.  16°  half  crushed  levant 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  London,  1834 

696  CuGNET,  F.  J.     Traite   de   la  Loi   des    Fiefs;  —  Traitc   dcs 

Anciennes  Lois  de  Proprie'te'  en  Canada  (with  the  leaf  at  end 
containing  list  of  law  books)  ;  —  Extrait  des  Registres  du 
Conseil  Superieur  et  des  Registres  des  Intendants  ;  — 
Trait^  de  la  Police.  The  four  parts  with  their  respective 
title-pages  bound  in  i  vol.  4°  half  calf.  Brown  :  Quebec,  1775 
A  fine,  clean  and  large  copy  of  this  very  rare  code  of  laws,  the  first 
published  in  Canada,  has  a  name  clipped  from  first  title-page. 

697  CuGNET.     The  Same.     2  vols.  4^"  unbound  and  uncut,  in  ex- 

ceptionally fine  condition.  Quebec,  1775 

Xo  other  copy  in  this  state  is  known  to  be  obtainable. 
69S  CuGNET.     Extraits  des  Registres  du  Conseil  Superieur  et  des 
Registres  d'lntendance.     4°  calf. 

Guillaume  Brown  :  Quebec,  1775 
Judge  Charles  Mondelei's  copy,  with  signature  on  tly-leaf. 
699  CuGNET.     Traite  de  la  Loi  des  Fiefs  ; — Traitc  des  Anciennes 
Lois  de  Propridtd  en  Canada.  4°calf.  G.  Brown :  Quebec,  17  75 

Judge  Charles  Mondelet'scopy,  with  signature  on  fly-leaf  and  first  title. 


72  CATALOGUE. 

700  CUNXINGHAM,  Peter.     Story  of    Nell  Gwyn,  and  the   Sayings 

of  Charles  II,  with  a  complete  index  to  the  personages 
mentioned,  now  first  published.  12  process  portraits. 
Royal  8°  half  morocco,  uncut.  New  York,  1883 

701  CuOQ,  J.  A.     Lexique    dc  la  Langue  Algonquine.     8°  paper, 

uncut,  Montreal,  1886 

■J02  CuoQ.     Lexique  de  la  L.inque  Iroquoise  avec  notes  et  appen- 
dices.    8°  paper.  Montreal. 

703  CuRWKX,  Henry.     History  of  Booksellers,  the    Old    and   the 

New.    Portraits  and  illustrations.    8'"  cloth,  uncut.    London. 

704  Cutter,  C.  A,     Rules   for    a    printed    Dictionary  Catalogue. 

8°  paper.  Washington,  1876 

705  CuTTS,  Re\'.  E.  L.     Scenes    and    Characters   of   the    Middle 

Ages.     182  illustrations.     Square  S''  cloth.      London,  1872 

706  CycloP-'Y.dia  of  Painters  and  Paintings,  edited  by  J.  D.  Charap- 

lin,  jr..  Critical  Editor,  Charles  C.  Perkins.  With  more 
than  2,000  illustrations,  including  48  full-page  reproductions 
of  modern  paintings.  4  vols.  4°  half  morocco,  uncut  edges, 
gilt  tops.  New  York,  1888 

707  T"'\'AC\'GNA,  CiiKisToniER.     Yoyages  and  Discoveries  in 
|_y     South  America.     The  first  up  the  River   of   Amazons 

to  Quito,  in  Peru,  and  back  again  to  Brazil.  The  second 
lip  the  river  of  Plata,  and  thence  by  land  to  the  mines  of 
Potosi,  by  Mons.  Acarette.  I'he  third  from  Cayenne  into 
(juiana,  in  search  of  the  Lake  of  Parima.  By  M,  Grillet 
and  Bechamel.     Maps.     8*^  old  calf.     (Covers  broken.) 

London,  1698 
70S  Da IX,  Francois.     Polydorc    ou    le    Printemps   des  Amour  du 
Sieur  Daix.     \b''  full   citron    levant  morocco,  super   extra, 
mosaic  sides  and  back,  gilt   edges,  inside   borders   by  Thi- 
iiARON.  Thibaud  Ancelin  :  Lyon,  1605 

A  sumptuous  copy  of  a  very  rare  book  in  a  binding  of  great  beauty. 
The  sides  are  ornamented  with  a  broad  guirland  "a  petits  fers"  of  a 
delicate  pattern,  the  leaves  on  inlaid  green  and  the  blossoms  or.  inlaid 
blue  leather.  The  back  is  in  compartments  with  leaves  on  inlaid 
leather. 

709  [Daniel,  Rev.  F.]     Nos  Gloircs  Nationales  ou    Ilistoire   des 

principales  Families  du  Canada.  Numerous  portraits,  also 
a  portrait  of  the  author  and  other  extra  portraits  inserted, 
also  numerous  manuscript  notes  by  the  author.  (Only  100 
copies  published.    2  vols.  8°  halt  morocco.    Montreal,  1867 

710  Dankers  and    Sluyter.     Journal    of  a  Voyage    to   New  York 

and  a  tour  in  several  of  the  American  Colonies  in  1679-80. 
Translated  and  edited  by  If.  C.  IVTurphy.  Imperial  8° 
paper,  uncut.  P.rooklyn,  1S67 

L.aroe  paper. 


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73 


711  D'AuvERGNE,  ^I'1ltial.     Les  Arrets   d'Amours    avec   rAiiiP.nt 

rendu  Cordelier,  h  rObservaiice  d'Atnours  accompagnez  des 
Commentaires  Juridiques  el  Joyeaux  do  Benoit  de  Court. 
augmentee  de  plusieurs  arrets,  de  Notes,  et  d'un  (ilossairc 
des  Anciens  Termes,  Best  edition.  J'inc  copy.  11;'^  crim- 
son morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Anisterdani,  177,1 

712  David,  L.  O.     Biographies  et  Portrails.     Tortraits.    S"  cloth. 

Montreal,  1876 

713  David.     Les  Patriotes  de  1S37-183S.     S"'  paper,  nncut. 

Montreal,  18S4 

714  Daviks,  John.     History   of  the   Caribby   Islands,  viz.,  Barba- 

does,  St.  Christophers,  St.  Vincent,  Martinico,  Dominic(t, 
Harbouthos,  Monserrat,  Mevis,  Antego  in  all  XXVI II  : 
Containing  the  natural  and  moral  history  of  those  islands, 
illustrated  with  several  piece  of  sculpture,  representing  the 
most  considerable  rarities  therein  described,  with  a  Carib- 
bian  vocabulary.     9  plates.     Small  folio,  sheep. 

London,  1666 

715  Davks,  a.  Antiquities  of  Central  America,  and  the  Discoverv 

of  New  England  by  the  Northmen,  500  years  before  Col- 
umbus.    8"  paper.  Boston,  1842 

716  Davis.     History  of  New  Amsterdam  ;  or,  New  York  as  it  was 

in  the  days  of  the  Dutch  (Governors.      12°  cloth. 

New  York,  1854 

717  Dawson,  Rev.  .A,  N.     Our  Strength    and    their   Strength,  the 

North  West  Territory,  and  other  Papers  chielly  relating  to 
the  Dominion  of  Canada.     8°  cloth.  Ottawa,  1870 

718  Dawson,  George.     Shakespeare  and  other  I^ectures.     Edited 

by  George  St.  Clair,     S''  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S88 

719  Dawson,  Sir  J.  W.     Eossil  men  and  their  Modern   Represen- 

tatives ; —  Origin  of  the  \Yorld  according  to  Revelation 
and  Science.     Illustrations.     2  vols.  8*^  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1883-S3 

720  Dawson.     Report  on  the  Fossil  Plants  of  the  Lower  Carbon- 

iferous and  Millstone  Grit  Formations  of  Canada.  Plates. 
S°  paper.  Montreal,  1873 

721  Dawson.     Archaia  ;  or,  Studies  of  the  Cosmogony  and    Nat- 

ural History  of  the  Hebrew  Scriptures.     S°  cloth,  uncut. 

Montreal,  i860 

722  Dawson.     Acadian  Geology,  the  geological  structure,  organic 

remains,  and  mineral  resources  of  Nova  Scotia,  New  Bruns- 
wick and  Prince  Edward    Island.     Illustrations,     S'^    clotli. 

London,  i863 

723  Dav,  Mrs,  M.  C.     Pioneers  of  the  Eastern  Townships  :   con- 

taining official  and  reliable  information  respecting  the  foi- 
mation  of  Settlements  ;  with  incidents  in  their  early  history, 
and  details  of  Adventures,  Peril  and  Deliverances.  12^ 
cloth.  Montreal,  1S63 


74  CATALOGUE. 

7^4  [Deane,  Charles.]  Spurious  Reprints  of  Early  Books.  By 
"  Delta."  Small  4°  paper,  uncut.  Only  75  copies  privately 
printed.  Boston,  1865 

725  Deane,     The  same.     Ivoyal  4°  paper,  uncut.        Boston,  1865 
Large  paper.     Only  30  copies  printed. 

~ zb  De  Brv.  Collectiones  peregrinationum  in  Indiam  Orienta- 
lem  et  Indiam  Occidentalem  xxy  partibus  comprehenss  a 
'I'heodoro,  Joan-Theodore  de  Bry,  et  a  i\Ietho  Merian  pub- 
licatrc.  Francorfuti  ad  Moenum,  1590-1599 

"  Great  Voyages  in  Latin  :  — 

Fart  i. — Haviot  T.  Admiranda  nairatio,  Fida  tamen.de  Commodis 
et  Incolarvm  Ritibvs  Virginiae,  nvper  adraodvm  ab  Anglis,  qvi  a  Dn. 
Kicardo  Greinvile  Eqvestris  Ordinis  viro  eo  in  coloniam  Anno 
M.D.LXXXV.  dedvcti  sunt  inventae  svmtus  faciente  Dn.  Waltero 
Kaleigh  Eqvestris  ordinis  viro  Fodinarvm  Stanni  praefecto  ex  avctori- 
tale  Serenissima:  Reginse  Anglian.  Anglico  Scripta  sermonio  a  Tliom 
llariot,  eivsdem  Walteri  Domestico,  in  earn  Coloniam  raisso  vt  Kegio- 
iiis  si  tvm  diligenter  observaret  Nvnc  avtvm  primvm  Latio  donata  a 
r,.  C.  A.  Cvm  gratia  &  priuilcgio  Caes.  Maiest.  ad  quadrienniuni. 
I'ncraved  title  and  29  finely  engraved  plates  including  that  of  "  Adam 
and  Eve,"  often  lacking.  Also  the  first  important  map  of  Virginia. 
Enlarged  with  many  additional  blank  pages  and  made  taller  by  strips 
neatly  attached  to  bottom  of  each  leaf.  Folio,  full  bound  in  levant 
morocco,  elegantly  tooled  in  Grolier  style,  gilt  edges.  Francofurti  ad 
Moenvm,  Typis  loannis  Wecheli,  Sumptibvs  Vero  Theodori  De  Bry, 
.•\nno  MDX'C  :  Vcnales  Reprivntvr  in  Ufficina  Sigismvndi  Feirabendii. 

line  complete  and  perfect  copy  of  the  first  issue  of  the  first  edition 
of  this  notable  book.  With  very  fine  impressions  of  the  plates  before 
the  title  had  engraved  on  it  Cum  gratia,  etc.,  which  is  in  small  italics 
f.'n  narrow  slip  pasted  on,  and  with  Thedori  and  Feirabendii;  also  with 
tiiangular  culs-de-lamp  at  the  end  of  the  index  and  the  Menda:. 

"  An  earlier  condition  than  Brunei  has  seen." —  Quaritch. 

jzj  De  Bry.  Parts  2  to  S.  A  very  fine  set.  7  vols,  folio,  full 
crimson  straight  grained  morocco,  uncut  edges. 

P.\RT  2. — Le  Moyne  de  Morgues,  Breuis  narratio  eorum  quae  in 
Florida  Americae  provincia  Gallis  acciderunt. 

First  edition.  Map  and  43  plates.  An  account  of  the  unfortunate 
expeditions  of  the  French  Huguenots  into  FloridaunderR.de  Laudon- 
niere,  J.  de  Riband,  and  D.  de  Gourge.s. 

Part  3. — Stadc,  Johannis,  America;  tertia  pars  memorabile.  Pro- 
vinciae  Brasila:  historia,  addita  est  narratio  profectionis  J.  Leiii.  Map 
and  45  plates  printed  in  the  text.     I59.;. 

Second  edition,  with  the  second  variation  of  the  escutcheon  plate 
and  the  proof  plate  of  Adam  and  Kve. 

Part  4. — Benzoni,  H.  Americae  pars  quarta,  sive  Irsignis  et  Admi- 
randa Historia  de  reperta  primum  Occidentali  India  a  Christophoro 
Colombo.     1593- 

First  edition.     I^Iap  and  24  plates. 

Part  5. — Benzoni.  Americae  pars  quuita  Nobilis.  Secundse  secti- 
onis.     Portrait  of  Columbus,  map  of  New  Spain  and  22  plates.     1^95. 

F'irst  edition.  92(82  j)ages).  The  foot-notes  in  Roman,  the  number- 
ing of  the  plates  also  in  Roman. 

Part  6. — Benzoni.  America:  pars  sexta.  Scctio  tertia,  ^^ap  of 
America,  plan  of  Cu.<cn  and  2S  plates.     1596, 

First  edition. 


C  A  T  A  L  O  G  L'  K , 


75 


Pakt  7. — Scamidcl.  America;  pars  VI  f.  Verissima  et  jucundis- 
sima  descriptio  praecipuarum  quarundam  Indias  regionum  et  Insula - 
rum,  quse  quidem  nullis  ante  hajc  tempora  visa?  cognitaeque,  iam 
primum  ab  Ulrico  Fabro.     1599,  etc. 

First  edition,  with  plate  on  p.  7. 

I'ART  8. — (Raleigh's  Guiana,  etc.)  America;  pars  V'lII  continent 
Frimo,  Descriptionem  trium  Iiinerum  Nobilissimi  et  fortissiml  equiiis 
Francisci  Draken,  quiperagrato  primum  universe  terrarumorbe,poste;i 
cam  nobilissmo  Equite  Johanna  llauckens.  Secundo,  iter  nobilissimi 
Kquitis  Thoma  Candisch.     Tertio,  Gualtheri  Ralegh.     1599,  etc. 

First  edition,  with  the  two  small  maps,  the  large  map  of  Guiana  and 
iS  plaies. 

72S  De  Brv.  Benzon,  H.  American  pars  se.\ta,  Sectio  tertia. 
First  edition.  28  plates.  (Map  and  plan  missing.)  Folio, 
lialf  sheep.  Francofurti,  1596 

729  De  Bl're,  G.  F.      Bibliographic  Instructive;    ou  Traitd  de  la 

Connoisance  des  Livres  Rares  et  Singuliers.  7  vols.  8° 
calf.  Paris,  1763-GS 

730  De  Burk,     Supplement  a  la  Bibliographic  Instructive.  2  vols. 

8°  half  crimson  calf.  Paris,  1769 

731  De  Bure,  Richard.  Philobiblion,  Excellent  Trait^sur  I'Amour 

des  Livres.  Traduite  par  llippolyte  Cocheris.  12°  half 
calf,  uncut,  gilt  top.  Paris,  1850 

732  Declaration  of  Independence  and  Constitution  of  the  United 

States  of  America.     S'' cloth.  New  York,  1864 

733  De  Foe,  Daniel.      The  Life  and  Strange,  Surprizing  Adven- 

tures of  Robinson  Crusoe,  of  York,  Mariner,  who  lived  eight 
and  twenty  years  all  alone  in  an  uninhabited  island  on  the 
coast  of  America,  near  the  mouth  of  the  Great  River  Oroo- 
noque.  .  .  .  Written  by  Himself,  Frontispiece.  The 
Second  Edition.  London,  printed  for  W.  Taylor,  at  the 
Ship  in  Pater-Noster-Row,  1719;  —  The  Farther  Adven- 
tures of  Robinson  Crusoe.  Being  the  Second  and  Last  Pari 
of  His  Life,  and  of  the  Strange,  Surprizing  Accounts  of  His 
Travels  Round  Three  Parts  of  the  Globe.  Written  by  Him- 
self. Folding  Map  of  the  World.  First  Edition.  London, 
printed  for  W.  Taylor,  at  the  Ship  in  Pater-Noster-Row, 
1719.  2  vols,  small  S'^  russet  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by 
Roger  Payne.  London,  1719 

From  Sir  W.  Tite's  library,  with  autograph  signature. 

734  Defoe.      Life  and  Strange  Surprising  Adventures  of  Robin- 

son Crusoe  of  York,  mariner,  as  related  by  himself.  Fac- 
simile reproduction  of  the  first  edition,  published  in  1719. 
With  an  introduction,  bv  Austin  Dobson.  Frontispiect;. 
8^  cloth.  '  London,  18S3 

735  Dent,  J-  C.      The  last  Forty  Years,  Canada  since  the  Union 

of  1841.  Numerous  portraits  and  plates.  Also  an  autograph 
letter  of  the  author  inserted.  2  vols.  4"^  half  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  Toronto, 


76  CATALOGUE. 

77/1  DFxrsoN,  George  T.  Fenian  Raid  on  Fort  Erie  ;  with  an 
account  of  the  battle  of  Ridgeway,  June,  1866.  Map.  8° 
paper.  Toronto,  1S66 

737  Dfnvs,  Monsieur.  Description  Ge'ographlque  et  Historique 
des  Costes  de  I'Arn^rique  Septentrionale.  Avec  ITIistoire 
naturelle  de  Pais.  With  the  exceedingly  rare  map  and 
plates  seldom  found  in  copies.     2  vols.  12°  calf,  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1672 

Fine  copy,  bound  by  Simier,  and  exceedingly  rare,  priced  by  Dufosse 
900  francs,  containing  the  map  and  two  plates  of  which  Harrisse  says, 
in  liis  "  Notes  siir  la  Nouvelle  France,"  that  he  never  was  able  to  find  a 
■  npy  containinn;  them. 

73S  1)E  Roo.s,  F.  F.  Personal  Narrative  of  Travels  in  the  United 
States  and  Canada  in  182^*.  \\'ith  remarks  on  the  present 
state  of  the  .American  navy.      Plates,     8°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1827 

739  l)FRtH;rK  (La)  et  I'Adieu  des  Filles  de  Joye  de  la  Villa  et 
Jaubourgs  de  Paris,  avec  leur  Nom,  leur  Nombre,  les  Par- 
ticularite;!  de  leur  prise  et  de  leur  Emprisonnement,  et  Re- 
queste  h.  M.  D.  V.  L.  Fine  copy.  iS°  red  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  by  Riviere,  very  rare. 

Jouxte  la  copie  ^  Paris  (ilollande),  1667 

'lilt;  Reque.sie  was  addres.^t-d  10  .Madame  de  la  Valliere.  A  copy  was 
lecently  priced  / 12. 

7^0  D'EscHAVANNF.s,  JoufTroy.  Traite  conq^let  de  la  Science  du 
Plason,  a  I'usage  des  bibliophiles,  archdologues,  amateurs 
d'objets  d'art  et  de  curiosiie,  numismatics,  archevistes. 
Illustrations.     Small  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1885 

74 J  Df.sfontaine.s,  Abbd.  Le  Nouveau  Gulliver,  ou  Voyage  de 
Jean  Gulliver,  his  du  capitaine  Gulliver.  Traduit  d'un 
Manuscrit  Anglois.  Elegant  copy.  2  vols,  in  i,  12°  full 
crimson  crushed  levant  morocco,  gilt  fillets  on  sides,  gilt 
hack,  inside  border,  edges  gilt  over  marble,  by  Eelz- 
Ni^:DRiiE.  Paris,  1730 

742  Df.smarest.^,  1.     Le  Combat  Spirituel,  ou  de  la  perfection  de 

la  vie  chreslienne,  traductiou  faite  en  vers.     16°  paper. 

Paris,  1554 
I'ii:»ted  with  llic  so-called  "  tvpe  of  the  Riclielieu  bil)le." 

743  Dt;s  PoRTES,  Philippes.     Les  Premieres  CEuvres  de  Philippes 

des  Portes.     Au  Roy  de  France  et  de  Polongne.    Reueues, 

corrigees  et  augmentees  pour  la  quatrieme  impression.     16° 

beautifully  bound   in  full  crimson  polished  levant  morocco, 

.    giU  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Thiharon-Jolv.      Paris,  1577 

Tall  copy.     139  mill. 

744  Devii.lk,  E.     Examples  of  Astronomic  and  (ieodetic  Calcula- 

tions for  the  use  of  Land  Surveyors.    8°  cloth.  Quebec,  1878 


CATALOGUE.  77 

745  Deux  Visites  k  Nicolas  de  Flue.    Relations  de  Jean  de  Wald- 

heim  et  d'Albert  de  Bonstetten,  traduites  par  Edouard  Fick. 
Small  4°  full  blue  crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
by  Petit.  (Geneve,  1864) 

Holland  paper  copy. 

A  valuable  document  relating  to  the  liistciy  of  Switzerland,  printed 
in  antique  type,  from  ancient  manuscripts. 

746  Devil  (The)  upon  Crutches  in  England,  or  Night-Scenes  in 

London.  A  satirical  work,  written  upon  the  plan  of  the 
celebrated  Diable  Boiteaux  of  Monsieur  Le  Sage.  By  a 
Gentleman  of  Oxford.     Small  S°  half  calf,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  1759 

747  Dewart,  Edward  if.      Selections  from  Canadian  Poets,  with 

occasional  critical  and  biographical  notes,  and  an  introduc- 
tory essay  on  Canadian  Poetry.     Small  S°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1S64 
74S  DiBDiN,  Thomas.  Metrical  History  of  England,  or  recollec- 
lections,  in  rhyme,  of  some  of  the  most  prominent  features 
in  our  national  chronology,  from  the  landing  of  Julius  Caesar 
to  the  commencement  of  the  Regency,  18 12.  2  vols.  S"' 
boards,  uncut.  London,  1S13 

749  DiBDiN,  Rev.  T.  ]'".      Bibliographical,    Antiquarian  and    Pic- 

turesque Tour  in  France  and  Germany.  Portraits  and 
illustrations.     3  vols.  8°  half  calf,  gilt.  London,  1829 

750  DiBDiN.     Introduction  to  the  Knowledge  of  rare  and  valuable 

Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  Classics.  Fourth  edition, 
greatly  enlarged  and  corrected.  2  vols.  8'^  half  antique  calf, 
red  edges.  London,  1827 

751  DiBDiN.     Library  Companion;    or,  the   Young  Man's  Guide 

and  the  Old  Man's  Comfort  in  the  Choice  of  a  Library, 
8°  half  red  morocco.  London,  1824 

752  DiBDiN.     Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the  Books  printed  in  the 

Fifteenth  Century,  lately  forming  part  of  the  library  of  the 
Duke  Di  Cassano  Serra,  and  now  the  property  of  George 
John,  Earl  Spencer,  K.  G.  With  a  General  Index  of  Authors 
and  Editions  contained  in  the  present  volume,  and  in  the 
Bibliotheca  Spenseriana  and  .Edes  Althorpians".  Imperial 
8"^  half  morocco.  London,  1S23 

753  DiBDiN.    Bibliomania;  or.  Book  Madness.    A  Bibliographical 

Romance.  New  and  improved  edition,  to  which  are  added 
Preliminary  Observations  and  a  Supplement,  including  a 
Key  to  the  Assumed  Characters  in  the  Drama.  Portrait 
and  wood  engravings.  Imperial  8°  half  green  morocco^ 
gilt  top,  untrimmed  edges.  London,  1S76 

754  DiBDiN.     Introduction  to  the  Knowledge  of  rare  and  valuable 

Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Classics.  8°  old  polished 
calf.  Glocester.  1802 


7cS  CATALOGUE. 

755  DiBDiN,     Reminiscences  of  a  Literary  Life.     VVitli  the  Index 

which  is  often  ^vanting.  Portrait  and  plate.  2  vols.  8°  full 
morocco.  London,  1836 

756  Dickens,  Charles.      American  Notes  for  General  Circulation. 

Frontispiece  by  C.  Stanfield.    12°  half  mor.     London,  1850 

757  Dickens.      Old   Curiosity   Shop.      Frontispiece.      12'^    half 

morocco.  London,  1853 

7r,S  Dickinson,  Jolin.     Political  Writings  of.     2  vols.  8°  sheep. 

Wilmington,  180 1 
7t;g  [Dickinson.]     Regulations  lately  made  concerning  the  Colo- 
nies and  the  Taxes  imposed  upon  them  considered.      8° 
stitched.  London,  1765 

760  Dickinson.      Reasons  for  keeping  Guadaloupe  at  a  Peace, 

preferable  to  Canada,  explained  in  Five  Letters  from  a 
Gentleman  in  Guadaloupe  to  his  Friend  in  London.  8"' 
stitched.  London,  1761 

761  Dickinson,      Letters  from  a  Farmer  in  Pennsylvania  to  the 

Inhabitants  of  the  British  Colonies.     8'^  stitched. 

London,  1768 

762  Dickinson's  Comprehensive  Pictures  of  the  Great  Exhibition 

of  185 1,  from  the  originals  painted  for  the  Prince  Albert, 
by  Nash,  Plaghe  and  Roberts.  With  53  finely  colored 
plates.    2  vols,  in  i,  atlas  folio,  half  morocco.   London,  1854 

76^  DiCTiONNAiRE  Portatif,  historique,  theologique,  geographique, 
critique  et  moral,  de  la  Bible.     2  vols.  12°  old  calf. 

Paris,  1759 

764  DiCTioNNAiRE  Portatif  des  Regies  de  la  Langue  Frangoise. 

2  vols,  in  I,  12°  old  calf.  Paris,  1770 

765  Dictionary  of  Painters,  Sculptors,  Architects  and  Engravers, 

containing  Biographical  Sketches  of  the  most  celebrated 
Artists,  from  the  earliest  ages  to  the  present  time.  12°  half 
calf.  London,  18 10 

766  Dier^ville,  AL      Relation   du   Voyage   da    Port   Royal   de 

TAcadie,  ou  de  la  Nouvelle-France,  dans  laquelle  on  voit 
un  detail  des  divers  mouvemens  de  la  mer  dans  un  traversde 
de  long  cours,  la  Description  du  Pais,  les  maniers  des  differ- 
entes  Nations  Sauvages,  etc.     12°  calf.  Rouen,  1708 

767  DiER^viLLE.     Relation  du  Voyage  du  Port  Royal  de  I'Acadie, 

ou  de  la  Nouvelle-France,  dans  laquelle  on  voit  un  dtftaii 
des  divers  mouvemens  de  la  mer  dans  une  traversde  de  long 
cours,  etc.     12°  calf.  Amsterdam,  17 10 

fCS  DTvERNOis,  Francis.  Historical  and  Political  Survey  of  the 
losses  sustained  by  the  French  nation,  in  population,  agri- 
culture, colonies,  manufactures  and  commerce.     8°  sheep. 

London,  1799 


CATALOGUE, 


79 


769  DiDOT,  Ambroise  Firmin.     Catalogue  Illustre  des  Livres  Pre- 

cieux,  Manuscrits  et  Imprimes.  Profusely  illustrated  with 
pliotogravure  plates,  jomc  chromo-lithographic.  6  vols, 
large  4°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1878-84 

Limited  edition  of  500  numbered  copies. 

This  set  of  this  wonderful  auction  library  catalogue  of  thousands  of 
pages  consists  of  the  divisions — June,  187S;  May,  1879;  June,  18S1  ; 
June,  1SS2;  June,  1S83,  and  June,  1SS4.  All  are  accompanied  with 
separate  printed  price  lists. 

The  illustrations  to  the  above  are  mostly  from  the  manuscripts  of 
M.  Firmin-Didot,  who  had  the  finest  collection  in  Europe,  many  far 
excelling  in  quality  those  in  the  most  important  national  libraries. 
Some  of  the  plates  are  in  gold  and  colors. 

770  DiDOT.     Catalogue  des  Dessins  et  Etampes.  Prdcedoc  d'intro- 

ductions  par  Charles  Blanc  et  G.  Duplessis.  Thick  roya! 
8°  paper,  uncut,  Paris,  1877 

771  DiDOT.     Catalogue    des    Livres    rares,    prccieux,   et   trb-bien 

condilionne's  du  cabinet  de  M.  Firmin  Didot.  Priced  in 
ink.     8'^  boards,  uncut.  Paris,  1810 

772  Didot.     Essai  Typographique  et    Bibliographique  sur  I'His- 

toire  de  la  Gravure  sur  Bois.     8"^  paper,  uncut.    Paris,  1863 

773  DiscouRS  Joyeux  des  Friponniers  et   Friponnibres,  ensemble 

la  Confrairie  des  dits  Friponniers  et  les  Pardons  de  la  dite 
(.'onfrairie.  A  Rouen,  chez  Richard  Aubert,  libraire  rue  di^ 
I'llorloge,  devant  le  Lyon-d'Or.  Small  4^^  full  brown 
straight  grained  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  fillets  and  arabes- 
que tooling  on  the    sides,  uncut  edges,  by  BAUZONNEr. 

(Paris.) 
fvEFRiNT  ON  viii,i.u>r,  in  a  suniptuous   binding  by  Eauzonnet,  wiih 
the  arms  of  de  Audenet.     See  Plate  46,  Brunet  Keliure  Ancienne. 

774  Disraeli,    Isaac.     Curiosities   of   Literature.      Portrait,  vig- 

nette title  and  fac-simile.     S°  half  calf,  gilt.     London,  183S 

775  Dixon,  George.     Voyage  round  the  World;  but  more  parti- 

cularly to  the  North-West  Coast  of  America,  performed  in 
1785,  1786,  17S7  and  1788,  in  the  King  George  and  Queen 
Charlotte,  Captains  Portlock  and  Dixon.  Numerous  maps 
and  colored  plates.     4°  half  calf.  London,  1789 

776  DoBBS,  Arthur.     Account  of  the  Countries  adjoining  to  Hud- 

son's Bay,  in  the  north-west  part  of  America,  with  an 
abstract  of  Capt.  Middleton's  Journal,  and  Observations 
upon  his  behavior  during  his  voyage.  Map.  4°  half  calf, 
gilt.  London,  1744 

777  DoDSLEv's  Memoirs  of  the  Principal  Transactions  of   the  last 

war   between   the   English  and  French  in  North  America 
from  the  commencement  of   it,  1744,  to   the   conclusion  of 
the  Treaty  of   Aix-la-Chapelle,  containing   a  particular  ac- 
count of  the  importance  of  Nova  Scotia  or  Acadie,  and  the 
Island  of  Cnpe  Breton  to  both  nations,     8°  half  roan. 

Reprinted  :  Boston,  1758 


So  CATALOGUE. 

7;8  Dominion  Illustrated  (The)  a  Canadian  Pictorial  Weekly. 
Vol.  I,  July-December,  iSSS.  Numerous  illustrations. 
Folio,  cloth.  Montreal. 

779  DottOlttS,    ^Aclins.      Cummentarius   in   Terentii    Comoedias. 

In  fine :  Qui  cupit  obstrusam  frugcin  gustasse  Terentii, 
Donaturn  querat  noscere  gramaticu.  Quem  Vindelinus 
signis  impressit  abenis,  Vir  bonus  et  claro  preditus  ingenio. 
Printed  in  Roman  characters,  on  i6o  leaves  with  41  lines, 
without  signatures,  catchwords  and  pagination.  Fine  copy, 
with  full  margins.     Folio,  calf. 

(Venetiis,  Vindelinus  Spirensis,  about  1472) 

780  DoNNELY,    Ignatius.       Atlantis :     the    Antediluvian    World. 

Illustrations.     12'  cloth.  New  York,  1882 

78 1  DoRL.       London,    a    Pilgrimage.       I5y   Gustave    Dore    and 

Blanchard  Jerroid.  With  above  200  fine  illustrations  by 
Dore',  early  impressions.  Large  folio,  half  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges.  London,  1872 

7S2  Douglass,  William.  Summary,  historical  and  political,  of  the 
First  Planting,  Progressive  Improvements,  and  Present 
State  of  the  British  Settlements  in  North  America.  2  vols. 
8^  calf.  London,  1760 

7  S3  Drake.  Sir  Francis  Drake  Revived.  Who  is,  or  maybe  a 
Pattern  to  stirre  up  all  Heroicke  and  active  Spirits  of  these 
Times  to  benefit  their  countrey  and  eternize  their  Names  by 
like  Noble  Attempts.  Being  a  summary  and  true  relation 
of  foure  several!  voyages  made  by  the  said  Sir  Francis 
Drake  to  the  West  Indies,  viz  :  His  dangerous  adventuring 

for   Gold    and    Silver   with  the  gaining  thereof His 

Encompassing  the  World,  etc.  Portrait.  4  tracts,  each 
paged  separately,  pp.  S7,  loS,  41,  60.     Small  4''  russia. 

London,  1653 

754  Drake,  Nathan.     Essays,  biographical,  critical  and  historical, 

illustrative  of  the  Tatler,  Spectator  and  Guardian.  Portrait. 
5  vols.  16°  full  russia,  gilt.  London,  1805 

755  Drake,  S.  A.     Making  of  the  Great  \\'est,  1512-1SS3,    Maps 

and  illustrations.     12°  cloth.  New  York,  1887 

756  Drake,  Samuel  G.     Biography  and  History  of  the  Indians  in 

North  America.  Third  edition.  With  large  additions  and 
corrections,  and  numerous  engravings.     8*^  sheep. 

Boston,  1834 

757  Drake.     Aboriginal    Races   of   North  America :  comprising 

biographical  sketches  of  eminent  individuals,  and  an  his- 
torical account  of  the  different  tribes,  from  the  first  dis- 
covery of  the  continent  to  the  present  period.     8°  cloth. 

New  York. 
788  Drake.     Indian  Biography,  containing  the  Lives  of  more  than 
Two  Hundred  Indian  Chiefs.     Plates.     12"  sheep. 

Boston,  1832 


CATALOGUE.  Si 

7S9  Drake.  Result  of  some  Researclies  among  the  BriUsh 
Archives  for  Information  relative  to  the  Founders  of  New 
England,  made  in  the  Years  1858-60.  Map  and  plates. 
Small  4°  cloth.  Boston,  i860 

790  Dreuillettes,    Rev.    P.    Gabrielis.     Epistola   ad    Dominum 

lllustrissinium,  Dominum  Joannem  W'introp,  1651.  S"^ 
sheets.  Neo  Eboraci,  1S64 

791  Drujon,  Fernand.     Lcs    Livres   a    Clef,  Etude  de  Bibliogra- 

phic critique  et  analytique,  pour  servir  a  I'histoire  litteraire. 
2  vols.  8°  paper,  uncut.  Rouveyre :  Paris,  1888 

Only  650  copies  printed, 

792  Dru:\iont,   Edouard.      La   France   Juive  ;    Essai    d'liistoire 

Contemporaine.     2  vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.  Paris. 

793  Drummond,  Henry.     Tropical  Africa.     6  maps.     la"^  cloth. 

New  York,  18S8 
791  DRUsrus,  L     (^uacsti  onum  ac  Responsionum  Liber.     12°  vel- 
lum. Lugduni,  1583 

795  DuROCCAOE,  ALidamc.     La  Colombiade,  ou  la  Foi  portee  au 

Nouveau  Monde,  Pocme  en  dix  chants.  F'ine  portrait  and 
copperplates.     8°  old  calf.  Londres,  1758 

796  DuBOURG,  George.     The  Violin  ;  being  an    Account   of   that 

leading  instrument  and  its  most  eminent  professors,  from 
its  earliest  date  to  the  present  time.     16°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S36 

797  DuBREUiL,  J.  F.     Iveference  Book,  being  a  detailed  index  to 

the  Statutes  affecting  the  Province  of  (Quebec,  from  the 
consolidated  statutes  of  Canada  and  Lower  Canada  down  to 
confederation,  and  of  all  acts  passed  since  confederation,  by 
the  Parliament  of  the  Dominion  and  by  the  legislature  of  the 
Province  of  Quebec.     Royal  8°  half  sheep.  IMontreal,  1879 

798  DuBUissoN,  M.     Armorial  des  principales  Maisons  et  F'amil- 

les  du  Royaume,  particulierment  de  celles  de  Paris  et  de 
ITsle  de  F'rance.  F'ine  frontispiece  by  Le  Mire,  and 
upwards  of  4000  coats  of  arms.  2  vols,  in  i,  12°  sumptu- 
ously bound  by  Petit,  in  full  crimson  crushed  levant  mor., 
back  richly  tooled,  wide  dentelle  borders  on  the  panels, 
inside  gilt  borders,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1757 

A  standard  and  scarce  work  on  French  heraldry. 

799  l^uciiESSE  (La)  de    Medo.     Nouvelle   historique    et   galanfe. 

Dedie'  a  son  altesse  Madame  la  Princesse  de  Conty,  fille  du 
roy.  Elegant  copy.  2  vols.  16°  full  green  levant  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  by  DuRU  et  Chamboli.e. 

Paris,  I  Go.' 

800  DucLOS,    M.      Memoires    Secrets   sur    les   regnes    de    Louis 

XIV  et  de  Louis  XV.  2  vols,  small  8°  half  roan.  Paris,  187  i 

801  DuGAST,  M.     Legcndcs  du  Nord-Oucst.     8'^  paper,  uncut. 

Montreal,  18S4 


32  CATALOGUE. 

Soj  DuGDALE,  William,  Aiitient  Usage  in  bearing  of  such  en- 
signs of  Honour  as  are  commonly  called  Arms,  with  a  cat- 
alogue of  the  present  nobility  of  England,  Scotland  and  Ire- 
land.    First  edition,     12^  old  calf.  Oxford,  1682 

Soj  DucjuET.  Lettre  d'une  religieuse  Carmelite  a  une  personne 
engagc'e  dans  rhcrc'sie,  touchant  la  communion  sous  Ics 
deux  especes,  avec  les  motifs  de  la  conversion  de  Madame 
la  duchesse  d'Yorck,  Elegant  copy.  16°  full  brown 
polished  crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  inside 
borders,  by  Trautz-Bauzonnet.  Paris,  1749 

S04  Du  Lac,  Perrin.  Voyage  dans  les  Deux  Louisianes,  et  chez 
les  Nations  Sauvages  du  Missouri,  par  les  Etats-Unis, 
rOhio,  et  les  Provinces  qui  le  bordent,  en  1801-3  ;  avec  un 
aperru  des  Mceurs,  des  Usages,  du  Caracte're  et  des  cou- 
tumes  Religieuses  et  civiles  des  Peuples  de  ces  diverses 
contrees.     Map.     8'^  mottled  calf.  j Paris,  1S05 

805  DuLANEY,  Considerations  on  the  I'ropriety  of  imposing 
'J'axes  in  the  British  Colonies,  for  the  purpose  of  raisnig  a 
Revenue,  by  Act  of  Parliament,     8°  stitched,  uncut. 

London, 1766 

Su6  Dumas,  Alexandre,  ('rimes  Cele'bres.  Plates.  4  vols, 
royal  8°  half  morocco.  Paris,  1840 

807  DuMONT,  AL  Me'moires  Historiques  sur  la  Louisiane,  conte- 
nant  ce  qui  y  est  arrive  de  plus  memorable  depuis  I'annee 
1687,  jusqu'  a  pre'sent,  aves  I'etablissement  de  la  colonic 
Francois  dans  cette  Province,  etc.  ALips  and  plates.  2 
vols.  i2°calf.  Paris,  1753 

So3  DuiMONT.  Another  copy.  Maps  and  plates.  2  \-ols.  in  i. 
12°  vellum.  Paris,  1753 

"  The  author  has  treated  niir.utely  the  subject  of   the   customs  and 
ceremonies  of  tlie  aborigines  of  the  province."  —  Field. 

S09  DuNLOP,  John.  History  of  Paction  :  being  a  critical  account 
of  the  most  celebrated  prose  works  of  fiction  from  the  ear- 
liest Greek  romances  to  the  novels  of  the  present  age.  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1845 

Sio  Duncan,  J.  W.  Travels -through  part  of  the  United  States 
and  Canada  in  1818  and  18 19.  2  vols,  small  8°  calf 
(rubbed).  Glasgow,  1823 

Si  I  Dunn,  Oscar.  Dix  Ans  de  Journalisme,  melanges.  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Montreal,  1S7G 

Si 2  DuPUY,  Paul.  Petites  Fleurs  Religieuses  du  Vieux  Montreal. 
Avec  une  introduction  par  H.  A.  Verreau.     8°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1885 

S13  (Du  Puv,  Pierre.)  Histoire  des  plus  Illustres  Favoris  ancienes 
et  modernes,  recueillie  par  feu  Monsieur  P.  D.  P.  Auec  un 
Journal  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  a  la  mort  du  Mareschal  d'Ancre. 
First  edition.     4^^  vellum.  Jean  Elsevier,  Leide,  1659 


CATALOGUE.  S3 

S14  DubSiEux,  L.  Le  Canada,  sous  la  domination  Franf^aise 
d'apres  les  archives  de  la  marine  ec  de  la  guerre.  12''  paper, 
uncut.  Paris. 

P)t5  Dutch  Voyages.  A  collection  of  300  scarce  maps  and  views, 
taken  from  old  books  of  Travels  in  America  and  other 
parts  of  the  World.     In  Scrap  Book,  large  4°  half  roan. 

Si6  Dur^H.-xM.  Report  and  Despatches  of  the  Earl  of  Durham, 
Her  Majesty's  High  Commissioner  and  Governor-General 
of  British  North  America,     S'^  cloth,  uucut.    London,  1839 

817  Du  Bois,  IL  P.  Historical  Essay  on  the  Art  of  Bookbind- 
ing.    8°  paper,  uncut,  vellum  wrapper.         New  York,  18S3 

SiS  DuRuv,  Victor.  History  of  Rome,  and  of  the  Roman  Peo- 
ple, from  its  origin  to  the  invasion  of  the  barbarians  and 
fall  of  the  Empire.  Translated  by  M.  IM.  Ripley  and  W. 
j.  Clarke.  Edited  by  Rev.  J.  P.  Mahaffy.  Illustrated  with 
over  three  thousand  engravings,  one  hundred  maps  and 
plans,  and  numerous  chromolithographs.  16  vols,  impe- 
rial 8^  hoards,  uncut.  noston. 
Edition  de  Luxe.     Only  750  copies  printed. 

S19  DVotiviLLE.  Vie  de  Mme.  D'Youville,  Fondatrice  des  Soeurs 
la  Charitd  de  Villemarie  dans  ITle  de  Montreal,  en  Can- 
ada.    Plates.     8'  roan.     (Shaken.)  ^'illemarie,  1S52 


E 


ACHARD,  LAUREN'Cfc:.  The  Gazeteer,  or  Newsman's 
Interpreter  ;  being  a  geographical  index  of  all  the  con- 
siderable cities,  Patriarchships,  Bishoprics,  Universities, 
Dukedoms,  Earldoms,  and  such  like.  Imperial  and  Hanse- 
Towns,  Ports,  Forts,  Castles,  etc.,  in  Europe.  2  vols,  in  i. 
12"  sheep.  London,  1724 

821  E.ADiE,  John.     Biblical  Cyclopaedia,  cr  Dictionary  of  Eastern 

Antiquities,  Geography,  Natural  History,  Sacred  Annals 
and  Biography,  Theology,  and  Biblical  Literature,  illustra- 
tive of  the  New  and  Old  Testaments.  Afaps  and  illustra- 
tions.    Thick  8°  cloth,  London,  1872 

822  Early  Mexican  Imprint.     Jntroductio   in    Dialecticam  Aris- 

totelis,    per   Magistruni    Fracisum    Tolerum.       12''   sheeji. 

(Wormed.)  In  Collegio  Sanctorum 

Petri  et  Pauli,  apud  Antonium  Ricardum  :  INIexici,    1578 

823  I'Iastmax,  Mrs.  Mary  H.     Chicdra  and  other  regions   of   tlie 

Conquerors  and  the  Conquered.  21  large  plates  illustra- 
ting Indian  customs.     Imperial  8°  cloth.  I'hila.,  1S54 

S24  ]v\STMAX.       American     Alioriginal    Portfolio.        26     plates. 
Small  folio,  cloth.  Phila, 


84  CATALOGUE. 

S25  EccLESiASTiCAi,.  Lc  Rougisme  en  Canada;  —  La  France 
Canadienne,  —  Ce're'monies  de  la  Conse'cration  d'un 
f'vcqup  ; —  Le  petit  Arsenal  Catholique  ;  —  Pays  caiho- 
lique  et  pays  protestants  compares,  etc.     12  pamphlets. 

826  Eden,  Richard.     The  first  Three  English  Books  on  America. 

(?iSii)-i555  A.  D.  Being  chiefly  translations,  compila- 
tions, etc.,  by  Richard  Eden,  from  the  writings,  maps,  etc., 
of  Pietro  Martire,  Sebastian  Miinster  and  Sebastian  Cabot. 
With  extracts,  etc..  from  the  works  of  other  Spanish,  Ital- 
ian and  Cerman  Writers  of  the  Time.  Edited  by  Edward 
Arber.     Royal  4"  cloth,  uncut.  Birmingham,  1885 

827  Edkrsheim,  Alfred.     History  of  the  Jewish  Nation,  after  the 

destruction  of  Jerusalem  under  Titus.     12°  half   dark   calf. 

Edinburgh,  1857 
S2S  Educational  Pamphlets.     (12) 

S29  Edwards,  A.  M.  Life  beneath  the  Waters,  or  the  aquarium 
in  America.     Illustrations.     12°  cloth.  New  York,  1858 

830  Edwards,  Bryan.  History,  civil  and  commercial,  of  the 
British  Colonies  in  the  West  Indies.  l*ortraits  and  num- 
erous folding  plates  and  maps.  3  vols,  large  8°  sheep. 
(Broken.)  Eondon,  i8oi 

53 1  Edwards.     Atlas  to  the  History  of  the   British  West    Indies. 

Maps  and  tuie  plates  by  Bartolozzi.     4°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  iSiS 

532  Edwards,  Eliezer.     Words,  Eacts,  and  Phrases.     A  dictionary 

of  curious,  quaint,  and  out-of-the-way  matters.  8'""  half 
morocco.  Phi  la. 

833  Edwards,  Richard.     "  The  Book  ;  "  or,  the  proceedings    and 

correspondence    upon   the   subject   of  the  inquiry  into  the 

conduct  of   her    Royal    Highness,  the  Princess   of  Wales, 

under  a  commission  appointed  by  the  King   in    1806.     8'^ 

boards,  uncut.  London,  1S13 

834  Ecan.     Tom    and   Jerry.     Life    in  London  ;    or,  the  day  and 

night  scenes  of  Jerry  Hawthorn,  Esq.,  and  his  elegant 
friend  Corinthian  Tom,  in  their  rambles  and  sprees  through 
the  metropolis.  By  Pierce  Egan.  With  numerous  colored 
illustrations  from  real  life  designed  by  J.  R.  and  G.  Cruik- 
shank.     Small  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London. 

835  Egede,  Hans.     Description  of  Greenland,  shew  ing  the    Nat- 

ural Histor}'',  Situation,  Boundaries,  and  Face  of  the  Coun- 
try, etc.     Map  and  plates.     8°  calf.  London,  1845 

S36  I'lc.cr.EsruN,  Edward,  and  L.  E.  Seel\e.      Tecumseh  and  the 
Shawnee  Prophet.      12°  cloth.  New  York. 


CATALOGUE.  85 

837  Egnatius,  J.  U,  Suiimiairc  des  chroniques  contenant  les  vies, 
gestes  et  cas  fortuits  de  tous  les  empereurs  d'Europe,  depuis 
Jules  Cesar  jusques  a  Maximilian,  dernier  decedc,  faict 
))remierement  en  langue  latine  par  lehan  Baptiste  ICgnace, 
Venicien,  et  translate  de  la'  dicie  lantjue  latine  en  langiie 
fran^oys,  par  maistre  Geofroy  Tory  de  Bourges.  On  les 
vend  a  Paris  a  lenseigne  du  Pot  casse.  (At  end  :)  "  Ce 
present  liure  fust  acheue  dimprimier  a  Paris  le  XIII  jour 
dapvril  M.D.XXIX,  pour  maistre  Geofroy  Tory  de  Pourges, 
qui  les  vend  au  dit  Paris  a  lenseigne  du  Pot  casse."  Fine 
cop)'.  i?""  full  olive  crushed  levant  morocco,  by  R. 
Thompson.  Paris,  1539 

S38  EiGiiTV  Years'  Progress  of  British  North  America,  showing 
the  wonderful  development  of  its  natural  resources,  by  the 
unbounded  energy  and  enterprise  of  its  inhabitajits.  'I'hick 
8°  half  calf.  '  Toronto,  1863 

839  F.ijnr,  Andrew.  Tnanksgiving  Sermon  for  the  Reduction  of 
(Hiebec,  Boston,  Oct.  25;,  1759.     8"  half  morocco,  gilt  top. 

Boston,  1759 

8|0  Ki.izAiiETii.  IhmiMc  IV'lilion  of  the  Conununallie  to  their 
gracious  Soveraigne,  tlie  Ladie  I'',lizal)eth,  Queen  of  l'!ng- 
land,  etc.     16'"  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  C.  Lewis.    S.  L.  et  A. 

A  petition  to  "enjoye  tlie  romfoit  of  the  preacliing  of  the  <;o^^pe]l." 
Tl  is  extremely  rave,  ;uicl  liie  only  copy  liiiow  11  to  Lowndes  is  in  t'lo 
(irenville  J  .ibiai  v. 

8.11  I'j.ior,  John.  Indian  Primer  ;  or,  the  way  training  up  of  our 
Indian  youth  in  the  good  knowledge  of  God.  With  intro- 
duction by  John  Small.     12"  boards,  uncut.    Edinburgh,  1S77 

8.1?  IClliott,  C.  W.  Pottery  and  Porcelain,  from  early  Times 
down  to  the  Philadelphia  Exhibition  of  1876.  Illustrations. 
4'^  half  blue  levant  morocco,  extra,  gilt  edges. 

"  New  York,  1S7S 

8.13  Ei.i.iorr,  Robert.  Yiews  in  India,  China,  and  the  shores  of 
the  Red  Sea.  Drawn  by  Prout,  Stanfield,  Catterniole, 
Purser,  Cox,  Austen,  etc.,  from  original  sketches  by  Com- 
mander Robert  l^lliott.  With  descriptions  by  Emma  Rob- 
erts,    Steel  plates.     2  vols.  4°  cloth.  London. 

8.44  I'^i.i.is,  Henry.  Voyage  to  Hudson's  Bay,  bv  the  Dobbs  Gal 
ley  and  California,  in  the  years  17.16  and  1747,  for  discover- 
ing a  North  West  Passage.  Map  and  copper-plates.  8" 
calf.  London,  1718 

S.'}5  Ellis.  Yoyage  a  la  Baye  de  Hudson,  fait  en  1746  et  17^7, 
par  les  Navires  la  Dobbs-Galley  et  la  California,  pour  la 
dccouverte  d'un  Passage  au  Nord-Ouest.  Map  and  copper- 
plates.    8°  calf.  Leide,  1750 

S.16  Elphtnston,  James.  CoUerti.in  of  Poems  from  the  best 
authors,     i:;-"  sheep,  London,  1764 


86  CATALOGUE. 

847  Elzevir.  Testamentum  Noviam,  Graece  (edente  Dan.  Heine- 
sio).       18°  old  calf.     Best  Elzevir  edition. 

Elzevir:  Lugd.,  Bat.,  1633 
With  autograph  of  Lord  Fairfax  (Croniwells  general),  "  Fare-fac." 

8|S  I''lzevir.  Sulpitii  Severi.  Opera  omnia  quoe  e.xtant.  Ex 
optimis  Editionibus  accurate  recognita.  18°  red  morocco, 
gilt  edges,  by  Roger  Payne. 

Ex  Oflicina  Elzeviriana  Lugd.  Batavorum,  1635 
From  the  Siston  Park  Library. 

S  19  Elzevir,  L.  Annceus  Florus.  CI.  Salmasius  addidit  Luciuni 
Amphelium.     24°  old  calf. 

Apud  Elzevirios  :  Lugd.,  Batav.,  163S 

850  Elzevir.       Institutiones    D.    Justiniani   S.    S.  Princ.     Typis 

varia? ;  rubris  nucleum  exhibentibus.  Printed  in  red  and 
black  throughout.     24'^  vellum. 

Ludovicum  Elzevirium  :  Amstelodami,  1654 

851  Elzevir.     A.    Gislenii  Busbequii   Omnia   quae   extant.  24*^ 

calf.  Ex  Oflicina  Elzeviriana  :  Amstelodami,  1G60 

Sf;2   Elzevir.     C.  Julii    Cicsaris   qure   extant.     Ex.    Emendationr' 

Jos.  Scaligeri.     Engraved   title  and  map.     18°  half  vellum. 

Apud  Abrahamum  Wolfgang:  Amstelodami,  i6Sl> 

Sf,3  Encvcloivkdia    Dritannica:  a   Dictionary  of   Arts,  Sciences. 

and   general   Literature.     Ninth   edition,  with    Index.     25 

vols.  Edinburgh,  1878-79  ;  —  Supplement  to   the   Encj'clo- 

p:fdia    Britannica,  3  vols.     Phila,,    1S85-86.     Together    28 

vols.  4°  sheep.  Edinburgh  and  Phila. 

854  Encvclopedie  Canadienne.     Journal  litte'raire  et  scientifique. 

M.  Bibaud,  editeur.  Vol"  i.  (All  published.)  8°  half 
sheep.  Montreal,  1842-43 

855  English  History  by  Contemporary  Writers.    Misrule  of  Henrv 

III,  1236-1248,  edited  by  Rev.  W.  IL  Hutton  ;  — Edward 
III  and  his  Wars,  1327-1360,  edited  by  W.  J.  Ashley. 
Illustrations.     2  vols.  16°  cloth.  London,  1887 

8q6  ENfiCK,  Rev.  John.  General  History  of  the  Late  War,  con- 
taining its  rise,  progress,  and  events  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africa, 
and  America.  Numerous  maps  and  scarce  portraits  of 
oflicers  in  the  American  War.     5  vols.  8"^  calf  and  half  calf. 

London,  1763-4 

S57  EruEMERES,  or  the  Dayes  of  the  Yeare,  1883.  Compiled  by 
ICdward  Walford.  Printed  and  illustrated  in  imitation  of 
the  ancient  Annualles.     Imperial  8°  paper,  uncut. 

London,  1883 

S5S  1u'k:tetus.  ALanucl.  Traduit  par  M.  N(aigeon).  18"  half 
morocco,  uncut.  Paris,  1790 

859  Epictetus.  Manuel  d'Epictete  et  Tableau  de  C^b^s,  en 
Grec.     Par  L.  Villebrune.     2  vols.  18°  sheep.      Paris,  1795 


CATALOGUE.  3/ 

860  Erasmus.  Opusculum,  cui  Tilulus  est  Moria.  id  est  Stultiti;i, 
qure  pro  concione  loquitur.  16"  green  morocco  extra,  gilt 
back,  sides,  and  edges,  silk  lining. 

Philippi  Junlx',  Florenlioi,  1518 
I'inc  copy  of  the  JiuUa  edition,  bound  by  Bradcl-Dcromc. 

SGi  Erasmus.  Detectio  praestigiarum  euiusdam  libclli  gcnnai.iici 
scripti,  ficto  authoris  titulo,  cum  hac  inscri])tione,  I'^rasmi  il 
Luthcri  opinioncs  dc  Coena  domini.     12"^  boards. 

Apud  Joan.  Pctrcium  :  Norembcrg;c,  15JO 

SGz  Erasmus.  Moriae  Encomium.  Stultitia:  Laus.  Cum  Coni- 
mcntario  Ger.  Listrii  et  figuris  Jo.  Ilolbenii,  c  codice  Ac;v- 
(lemiie  Basiliensis  accedunt.  Fine  copy  of  this  scarce  edi- 
tion, with  Holbein's  cuts  and  the  2  portraits  of  Holbein  so 
often  missing.     8°  vellum.  Lasilcae,  1676 

S63  Erasmus.  Moriic  Encomium  :  or,  the  Praise  of  Folly.  Made 
English  by  W.  Kennct.  Portrait  and  ciuious  plates.  12'' 
calf.  London,  1735 

SG4  EscoLE,  L'  d'Amour,  ou  les  Heros  Docteurs.  Par  M.  1). 
L.  C.  16°  elegantly  bound  in  full  blue  crushed  levant 
morocco,  an  exquisite  wreath  of  Mowers  on  the  sides,  gilt 
edges,  inside  borders,  by  Thibarox.  Grenoble,  1665 

A  beautiful  copy  of   this  rare  book  comprising  talcs,  sonnets,  madri- 
gals, followed  by  lessons  in  love,  etc. 

565  EsQUEMELiNG,  John.     Bucauiers  of   America  ;  or,  a  true  Ac- 

count of  the  most  remarkable  Assaults  committed  of  late 
years  upon  the  coast  of  the  West  Indies,  by  the  Bucaniers 
of  Jamaica  and  Tortuga,  both  English  and  French.  Second 
edition,  enlarged  with  two  additional  relations,  viz:  the  one 
of  Capt.  Cook,  and  the  other  of  Capt.  Sharp.  Tlic  4  parts 
complete,  with  the  portraits,  maps  and  plates.     4°  calf. 

For  William  Crooke  :  London,  1681 

566  EsQUEMKLiNC.     Histoirc    des   Avanturiers  Flibustiers,  qui  sc 

sont  signalez  dans  les  Indes,  contenantce  qu'ills  ontfnit  do 
remarquable  depuis  vingt  anne'es.  Nouvellc  edition. 
Numerous  maps  and  plates.     2  vols.  12°  old  calf,  gilt. 

Paris,  1699 

8G7  EsQUEMELiNG.  Histoire  des  Avanturiers  qui  se  sont  signalez 
dans  les  Lides,  contenant  ce  qu'ils  ont  fait  de  plus  remar- 
quable depuis  vingt  annecs.  ISLips  and  plates.  2  vols,  in 
I,  12°  calf.  Paris,  16SS 

SOS  ESQUISSE  de  la  Vie  et  des  Travaux  apostoliques  de  Mgr.  dc 
Laval-Montmorency,  premier  Eveque  de  Quebec  ;  —  Estat 
present  de  TEglise  et  de  la  Colonic  Frangaise  dans  la  Nou- 
velle  France  ;  —  filoge  historique  du  Marquis  de  Montcalm  ; 
—  Journal  de  I'Expedition  sur  le  fleuve  Saint-Laurent,  1759 
and  other  Canadian  pamphlets.  Bound  in  i  vol.  8^  half 
roan. 


S3  CATALOGUE. 

SGy  EiirAT  picseuL  dc  I'Eglise  et  tie  hi  Colonic  Eranraise  dans  la 
Nouvelle  Erance.     Portrait.     8"  paper.  Quebec,  1856 

S70  ErvMOLOfiv.  Dictionnairc  des  Locutions  Vicicuses  du 
Canada,  par  Manseau  ;  —  Anglicisnies  et  Canadianismes, 
()ar  Buies  ; — Memorial  des  Vicissitudes  et  dcs  Progrcs  de 
♦  la  Langue  Eranraise  en  Canada; — Petit- Vocabulaire  a 
I'usagc  des  Canadiens-Eranrais  ;  —  Alanuel  des  Expres- 
sions Vicieuses,  par  Gingras.     5  pamphlets. 

8/1  livANTUKi'.L,  Eudore.  Premieres  Poe'sies  1876-1878.  Avec 
une  prcfiice  tic  Joseiih  Marnielle.  16'  half  calf,  imcut,  red 
lo[i.  (Quebec,  1878 

87  J  EvEiA  N,  jolin.  Diary  and  Correspon|)ence  of,  to  which  is 
subioined  the  private  correspondence.  Edited  from  the 
original  IMSS.  at  Wotton,  by  Uilliam  I'.ray.  Portraits.  4 
\ols.  12°  cloth,  uncut.  Pohn  :  l,ondon,  1863 

S73  Ex  Lir.Kis.  William  Smith,  Historian  of  New  A'ork  ; — Judge 
John  Stewart,  (Quebec;  —  Sir  James  Stuart,  Chief  Justice  of 
Jjower  Canada,  etc.     All  rare.     (6) 

87!  Ex  Li LK IS.  Inicium  Sapienti;r3  Timor  Domini.  Sibi  et  Ami- 
cis.     Liber  Bilibaldi  Pirckheimer. 

A  line  sijccimen  of  the  fust  book  plate  known  (size,  6}.{  x  ^^4)1  sup- 
])oscd  to  be  engraved  by  Albeit  Durer,  about  15:4  ;  re|)roduced  in  fac- 
simile in  Warren's  Guide  to  tiie  Study  of  Book  I'lates. 

87':;  l']x,^^n^'AI'U)N  of  the  Rights  of  the  Colonics  upon  Princi|>les 
of  I->aw.      V<y  a  Cenlleman  (jf    llie  It.ir.     8"  piipcr. 

Londun,  i  7G6 

87O    TJ^AC.AN,  ]>()Uis.     Collector's    Marks.     ICtchetl  portrait  of 
J^        the   A.uthor,    and    plates.      Small    4"  vellum. 

London,  18S3 

877  [  Failiox',    Abbe.]       llistoive    de    la    Colonic    Eranraise    en 

Canada.     Willi  plans.     3  vols,  imiicrial  8"  jiaper,  uncut. 

Villemarie,  1865 
877 'l'"An,i.<tN.     The  Same.     Without  plans,      i  vol.  half   morocco 
and  ::  vols,  paper,  uncut.     'Pogether  3  vols,  imperial  8''. 

A'illemarie,  1865 

878  Eamiliae  Romanac  quae  in  Antiquis  Numismatib.    Reperiun- 

tur.    With  220  plates  of  coins.    Eolio,  old  calf.  Roma3,  1577 
S79  Eannv    Lear,  Le    Roman  d'une  Americaine  en  Russie.     12° 
boards,  uncut.  Bruxelles,  1875 

8S0  Eakidault,  G.  B.  Catalogue  d'Ouvrages  stir  ITIistoire  de 
I'Amerique,  et  en  particulier  sur  celle  du  Canada,  de  la 
Louisiane,  de  I'Acatlie,  et  Autres  Lieux,  ci-devant  connus 
sous  le  nom  de  Nouvelle  France ;  avec  des  Notes  Biblio- 
graphiques.  Critiques,  et  Littcraires.  S"  half  morocco,  un- 
cut, gilt  top.  Quebec,  1837 


CATALOGUE.  89 

83 1  Faribault.  Another  cop)-.  Interleaved.  8"^  half  morocco, 
uncut,  gilt  top.  Quebec,  1837 

8S2  Farnham,  Luther.     Glance  at  Private  Libraries.      8°  paper. 

Boston,  1853 

883  Faughnan,  Thomas.  Stirring  Incidents  in  the  I^ife  of  a 
British  Soldier.  An  Autobiograpliy.  Portrait  and  illustra- 
tions.    12°  cloth.  Pictou,  Onl.,  18S8 

S84  Feillet,  a.  Cent  Dates  D'Histoire  Universelle.  ij°  half 
morocco.  Paris. 

885  F"eller,  F.  X.  de.  Dictionnaire  Historiquc,  ou  Ilistorique 
abregd  des  hommes  qui  se  sont  fait  un  nom  par  leur  gc'nie, 
leurs  talens,  leurs  vertus,  leurs  erreurs  ou  leurs  crimes,  de- 
puis  le  commencement  du  nionde  jusqu'a  nos  jours.  1  t, 
vols.  8°  half  calf.  Paris,  1832 

885  Fenelon.  Les  Avantures  de  Telemaque,  Fils  d' Ulysses. 
Nouvelle  c'dition.  Portrait  and  fine  copper  plates.  12° 
sheep.  Londres,  1745 

S87  Fergusson,  Adam.  Practical  Notes  made  during  a  tour  in 
Canada  and  a  portion  of  the  United  States  in  1831.  iC" 
half  calf.  Edinburgh,  1834 

888  Fergusson's  Tree  and  Serpent  Worship.     Atlas  of  46  plates. 

Folio,  cloth,  London, 

889  Ferland,   J.  A.  B.      Observations  sur  uu    Ouvrage    intitule 

Histoire  du  Canada,  etc.,  par  M,  L'Abbe  Brasseur  de  Bour- 
bourg,  Quebec,  1853;  —  The  same,  Paris,  1854.  2  pam- 
phlets. 

890  Fertiault,  F.     Les  Amoureux  du  Livre,  Sonnets  d'un  Bibli- 

ophile, Fantasies,  Commandements  du  Bibliophile,  Biblio- 
philiana.  Notes  et  Anecdotes,  par  F.  Fertiault,  Preface  du 
]5ibliophi!e  Jacob.  Illustrated  with  16  etchings  by  Jules 
Chevrier.  8°  half  crimson  morocco,  gilt  top,  Paris,  1877 
Limited  edition  on  "jjapier  verge." 

89 1  Feuillee,  Louis.     Journal  des  Observations  physiques,  math- 

ematiques  et  botaniques,  faites  par  I'ordre  du  Roy  sur  les 
cotes  Orientales  de  I'Amerique  Meridionale  et  dans  les  In- 
des  Occidentales,  depuis  I'annee  1707,  jusques  en  1712. 
Numerous  plates,     2  vols,  in  i,  4°  vellum,  Paris,  1714 

592  FiET.D,  Thomas  W.     Essay  towards  an  Indian    Bibliography. 

8"  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  18 73 

593  Field.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  (American  Indians)  belong- 

ing to  T.  W.  Field,  sold  by  auction  May  24,  1875,  ^^''l'' 
printed  prices.     8°  half  roan.  New  York,  1875 

S91  Fielding,  Henry.  History  of  Tom  Jones,  a  Foundling,  Vol. 
I,  Second  edition,  Vols.  2,  3,  and  4,  First  editions.  4  vols. 
12°  half  roan.  London,  1749-50 


go  CATALOGUE. 

595  FiGARoSalon.        Numerous   full    pa^c    illustralious.       Folio, 

half  morocco,  Paris. 

596  Finden's  Porls,  Harbours,  Watering-Places   and   picturesque 

scenery  of  Great  Britain.  Illustrated  by  views  taken  on 
the  spot,  by  W.  H.  Bartlett,  J.  D.  Harding,  T,  Creswick, 
and  others.  Numerous  fine  plates.  2  vols,  in  i,  4'^  half 
morocco,  London. 

89;  FiNLEY,  Samuel.  (Minister  of  the  Gospel,  in  Nottingham, 
Pcnn.)  The  Curse  of  Meroz  ;  or,  the  Danger  of  Neutral- 
ity, in  the  Cause  of  God  and  our  Country.  A  sermon 
preached  Oct.  2,  1757.  (Title-page  mended.)  Small  4° 
half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top.      James  Chattin  :  Phila.,  1757 

SgS  I^iTZGERALD,  Pcrcy.  The  Book  Fancier,  or  the  Romance  of 
Book  Collecting.       16°  cloth,  uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  188G 

S99  FiTZGiBBON.  Canadian  Wild  Flowers.  Painted  and  litho- 
graphed, by  Agnes  Fitzgibbon,  with  botanical  descriptions 
by  C.  P,  Traill.     10  colored  plates.     P'olio,  cloth. 

Montreal,  t86S 

goo  Fitzgibbon,  H,  M.  Early  English  and  Scottish  Poetry, 
1 250-1600,  —  selected  and  edited,  with  a  critical  introduc- 
tion and  notes.  Small  8°  half  blue  crushed  levant  mo- 
rocco, uncut  edges,  gilt  top,  London,  18S8 

901  Fi.AxivtAN,  John.     Plates  to  Homer's   Iliad  and    Odyssee,  He- 

siod,  Dante,  etc.  Upwards  of  200  tine  outline  plates,  en- 
graved by  Reveil  from  designs  by  Flaxman.  Thick  ob- 
long  8°  morocco.     (A  few  plates  loose.)  Paris,  1856 

902  Flechier,  E.     Flistoire  du    Cardinal  Ximenes.     Vol.  2.     12'^ 

sheep.  Paris,  1693 

With  Book-plate  of  I''.  Noiseux,  Vicaiie-Generale. 

903  [Fleming,  John.]     Political  Annals  of  Lower   Canada,  being 

a  Review  of  the  political  and  legislative  history  of  that 
province.  8  portraits  and  8  autograph  letters  and  documents 
inserted.     8°  half  calf,  gilt  top.  Montreal,  182S 

904  Fluckiger    and    Ilanbury.     Pharmacographia.       History    of 

the  principal  drugs  of  vegetable  origin  met  with  in  Great 
Britain  and  British  India.     8°  cloth,  London,  1874 

905  Florian,     Estelle.    Beautifully  printed  in  clear  brilliant  type, 

illustrated  with  plates,  64°  full  crimson  crushed  levant 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  Paris. 

Fine  copy  and  a  curiosity  of  book-making. 

go6  P'oNBLANguE,  E.  B.  de.     Political    and    Military  Episodes    in 
the  latter  half  of  the  eighteenth  century,  derived  from   the 
Life  and  correspondence  of  the  Right  Hon.  John  Burgoyne, 
•    general,  statesman,  dramatist.     Portrait.     8°  cloth. 

London,  1876 


CATALOGUE,  91 

907  FoNTENELLF,,  M.  de.     Entreticns  sur  la  Pluralitc  des  Mondes. 

Plates.  16°  sheep.  With  autograph  of  F.  X.  Garneau, 
Historian  of  Canada.  La  Haye,  1745 

908  FoxTPKRTius,  A.  F.  de.     Le  Canada.     12°  paper,  uncut. 

Paris,  1867 

909  Forbes,  Archibald.      William  of   Germany,    a   succinct   bio- 

graphy of  William  I,  German  Emperor  and  King  of 
Prussia.     12°  cloth.  New  York. 

910  FoRSTER,  John.  Statesmen  of  the  Commonwealth  of  England  ; 

with  a  treatise  on  the  popular  progress  in  English  History. 
Edited  by  J.  ().  Choules.     Portraits.     8*^  sheep. 

New  York,  1S46 

911  FoRSTER,   John    R.       Catalogue    of   the    Animals   of    North 

America,  containing  an  enumeration  of  the  known  quadru- 
peds, birds,  reptiles,  fishes,  insects,  crustaceous  and  testa- 
ceous animals,  many  of  which  are  new  and  never  described 
before.     Plate.     12°  paper.  London,  177 1 

912  FoRSTER.     Flora  Americas  Septentrionalis  ;  or,  a  catalogue  of 

the  plants  of  North  America.     Small  8°  half  roan. 

London,  177  i 

913  [FoRSVTH,  J.  B.]     A  Few  Months  in  the  East ;  or,  a  Glimpse 

of  the  Red,  the  Dead  and  the  Black  Seas.  By  a  Canadian. 
Plates.     8^^  cloth.  Quebec,  186  r 

9r4  Foyer  Canadien,  Recueil  litte'raire  et  historique,  1863-66, 
with  premiums  for  1863  and  1864.  6  vols.  8°  paper  (all 
published).  Quebec. 

915  Franqais  (Les)  sous    Louis   XIV   et    Louis  XV.     Numerous 

illustrations  by  Johannot,  Fragonard,  Gavarni,  Jacques  and 
others.     Imperial  8°  half  morocco.  Paris. 

916  France,  Judson.     Muse  Whangs.     (Poems,  amorous,  baccha- 

nalian, political,  memorial,  humorous  and  miscellaneous.) 
12°  cloth.  'I'oronto,  1887 

917  Fran'CHERe,  G.     Relation    d'un    Voyage    a  la  cote  du  N'ord- 

ouest  de  I'Ame'rique  Septentionale,  dans  les  annees,  iSio- 
1814.     Portrait.     8"  mottled  sheep.     (Binding  broken.) 

Montreal,  1820 
A  fine  copy  of  the  scarce  original  edition,  edited  by  M.  Bibaud. 

918  Franciiere.     Narrative  of   a  Voyage  to  the  Northwest  coast 

of  America  in  1S11-14,  or  the  first  American  settlement  on 
the  Pacific.     Illustrations.     12°  cloth.  New  \'ork,  1S54 

Presentation  copy  from  tlie" author. 

919  [Franklin,  Benjamin,]     The  Interest  of   Great  Britain  con- 

sidered, with  regard  to  her  Colonies,  and  the  acquisition  of 
Canada  and  Guadaloupe.     8°  calf.  London,  1760 

g?n  Franklin.     The  Same.     Second  edition.     8"  paper. 

London,  1761 


92  CATALOGUE. 

921  [Franklin.]     Letter   to   the    Inhabitants  of   the  Province  of 

Quebec.     S°  half  morocco,  gilt  top. 

William  and  Thomas  Bradford  :  Phila.,  1774 

922  Franklin.     Memoirs  of,  with  a  review  of   his   pamphlet  en- 

titled "  Information  to  those  who  would  wish  to  remove  to 
America."     Portrait,     Small  8°  half  sheep.     (Broken.) 

London, 1790 

9?3  Franklin,  John,  Narrative  of  a  Journey  to  the  Shores  of 
the  Polar  Sea,  in  the  years  1819-22.  Maps  and  numerous 
plates,  some  colored,     4°  half  russia.     (Binding  cracked,) 

London,  1823 

9-:;4  Franklin.  Narrative  of  a  Second  Expedition  to  the  Shores 
of  the  Polar  Sea,  in  the  years  1825,  1826  and  1827.  Maps. 
8°  boards,  uncut,  Phila.,  1828 

925  Fraser,  J.  B.     Views  in  the  Himalaya  Mountains.     20  finely 

colored  plates.     Elephant  folio,  boards,  London,  1820 

926  Fri^chette,  Louis,  the   Laureat   of  Canada,  crowned  by  the 

French    Academy   of   Paris,      Poesies    Canadiennes.      La 

Legende  d'un  Peuple,     8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris. 

937  French  Lyrics,  selected  and  arranged  by  George  Saintsbury. 

16°  vellum,  uncut,  London,  188S 

92S  French  and  Indian  War,     Memorial  of  John,  Earl  of  ^igmont, 

8°  half  roan.  (London,  1764) 

929  French  Policy  defeated.     Being  an  Account  of  all  the  hostile 

proceedings  of  the  French,  against  the  inhabitants  of  the 
British  Colonies  in  North  America,  for  the  last  seven  years. 
2  maps,     8°  stitched.  London,  1755 

930  French  War,    Account  of  the  Society  for  the  Encouragement 

of  the  British  Troops  in  Germany  and  North  America,  8"^ 
boards,  London,  1750 

931  French  War,     The  Mystery  Reveal'd ;  or.  Truth  brought  to 

Light :  being  a  Discovery  of  some  Facts,  in  relation  to  the 

Conduct  of  the  late  M y,  which,  however  extraordinary 

they  may  appear,  are  yet  supported  by  such  Testimony  of 
Authentic  Papers  and  Memoirs,  as  neither  Confidence  can 
out-brave,  nor  Cunning  invalidate.  By  a  Patriot.  8°  half 
russia.  London,  1759 

Rare.  "The  above  title,"  says  Stevens,  conveys  no  adequate  idea 
of  the  contents  of  this  very  interesting  book.  The  first  part  is  a  state- 
ment of  affairs,  and  an  analysis  of  them,  from  the  Peace  of  Utrecht, 
till  some  months  after  Braddock's  Defeat.  The  second  part  contains 
ilie  ( )rigiiuil  Documents  or  Vouchers  for  the  Narratives.  These  com- 
prise the  memorials  and  letters  that  passed  between  the  English  and 
J'"rench  officers  in  Canada  and  Nova  Scotia,  and  other  English  colo- 
nies, especially  on  the  Ohio,  from  1751  to  1755,  including  the  chief 
papers  that  fell  into  the  hands  of  the  French  after  Braddock's  Defeat, 
such  as  Washington's  Journal  and  Letters,  Stobo's  Letter  to  Wash- 
ington, Braddock's  Letters,  etc.,  etc." 


CATALOGUE.  93 

932  French  War.      Letter  to  an  Honourable  Brigadier-General, 

Commander  in  Chief  of  his  Majesty's  Forces  in  Canada 
(Lord  Townsend) ;  —  Refutation  of  the  Letter  to  an  Hon. 
Brigadier  General,  By  an  Oriicer.  2  vols.  S°  mottled  calf, 
gilt.  London,  1760 

933  French  War,     Almanack  Royal,  Annee,  1765.      8^  old    red 

morocco,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1755 

Contains  a  list  of  army  and  navy  ofilcers  at  the  opening  of  this  war. 
With  the  arms  of  the  Earl  of  Albemarle  (Admiral  Keppel)  surrounded 
by  a  very  rich  and  elaborate  fanfar  pattern,  the  back  finely  tooled  in  a 
geometrical  design. 

93-1  French  War.  Annual  Register,  or  a  View  of  History, 
Politicks  and  Literature.  Vols.  1-3 1,  1758-89,  with  Inde.x 
from    175S  to    17S0   inclusive.      32   vols.  8°   calf. 

London,  1768-92 

Covering  the  period  of  the  French  War  and  the  Anierirnn  Kevoln- 
tion.  < 

935  French  War.       Adams,  W.      Thanksgiving   Sermon  for  the 

Reduction  of  Montreal  and  the  Conquest  of  Canada,  New 
London,  Oct.  23,  1760.       12'^  stitched,  uncut. 

New  London,  186 1 

936  French  War.     Appleton,  N.      Thank.sgiving  Sermon  for  the 

Surrender  of  Montreal,  Cambridge,  Sept.  8,  1760.  8°  half 
morocco,  gilt  top.  Boston,  1760 

937  French  War.     Cooper,  Samuel.      Thanksgiving  Sermon  for 

the  Reduction  of  (Quebec,  Boston,  Oct.  16,  1759.  8°  stitched, 
uncut.  Boston. 

938  French  War.     Dawson,  Eli.     Discourse  delivered  at  Quebec, 

in  the  Chapel  belonging  to  the  Convent  of  the  Ursulins, 
Sept.  27,  1759,  occasioned  by  the  success  of  our  arms  in  the 
reduction  of  that  capital,  at  the  request  of  Brigadier  General 
Monckton  and  by  order  of  Vice-Admiral  Saunders.  4°  half 
morocco.  London,  1760 

A  most  important  historical  sermon  and  very  scarce. 

939  French  War.     P'.liot,  Andrew.     Thanksgiving  Sermon  for  the 

Reduction  of  Quebec,  Boston,  Oct.  25,  1759.  8°  half  mor., 
gilt  top.  Boston,  1759 

940  French  War.     Foxcroft,  Thomas,     "^fhanksgiving  Sermon  for 

the  Surrender  of  IVfontreal,  Boston,  Oct.  9,  1760.  8""  half 
russia.  Boston,  1760 

941  French  War.     Mayhew,  Jonathan.     Thanksgiving  Discourses 

for  the  Reduction  of  Quebec,  Oct.  25,  1759.  8"  half 
morocco.  Boston,  1759 

942  French  War.     I'rince,  Thomas.      Thanksgiving  Sermon  for 

the  Taking  of  Louisburg,  Bo.ston,  July  18,  1745.  8^^  half 
morocco,  gilt  top.    Boston,  printed  ;  London,  reprinted,  1746 


94 


CATALOGUE. 


943 


944 


945 


9^6 


917 


9^8 


949 


95" 


French  War. 
stitched. 

French  War. 

French  War. 
morocco, 

French  War. 
the  Taking 
roan. 

French  War. 


Prince.      The  same. 


95^ 


95 


953 


Prince.     The  same. 


Prince.     The  same. 


Second   edition.      8° 
London,  1746 

S''  half  morocco. 

Edinburgh,  174^) 

Fifth  edition.      8"  half 
Boston,  1746 

Townle}',  James.      Thanksgiving  Sermon  for 
of   Quebec,  London,  Nov.  29,  1759.      4°  half 

London,  1759 

Jugement  Impartial  sur  les  Operations  mili- 
taires  de  la  campagne  en  Canada  en  1759  ;  —  Relation  du 
Siege  de  Quebec  en  1759;  —  Siege  de  Quebec  en  1759, 
copie  d'un  manuscript  depose  a  la  Bibliotheque  de  Hart- 
well  ;  —  Eloge  historique  de  Montreal,     4  pamphlets, 

French  War.  Letter  addressed  to  Great  IMen,  on  the  Pros- 
pect of  Peace,  and  oti  the  Terms  necessary  to  be  insisted 
upon  in  the  negociation ;  —  Remarks  on  the  Letter  address'd 
to  two  Great  Men,  in  a  Letter  to  the  Author  of  that  Piece. 
S^  stitched  together.  London,  1760 

French  War,  L'Observateur  Hollandois,  ou  Lettres  de  M. 
Van,  A,  M.  H,  de  la  Playe  (J.  C.  Moreau),  2  vols,  12" 
calf.  La  Have,  i755-5f> 

Letters  on  the  7  years'  war  and  tlie  operations  in  Canada. 

French  War,  Relation  de  la  prise  du  Fort  Georges,  ou 
Guillaume  Henry,  situe  sur  le  lac  Saint-Sacrement,  et  de  ce 
qui  s'est  passe  cette  anne'e  en  Canada,      (Supple'ment  u  la 


Gazette   du   15   Octobre,    1757.)     4 
Stobo,  Major  Robert. 


boards,   uncut, 

Paris,  1757 

French  War.      Stobo,  Major  Robert.      Memoirs  of.      Map. 

18°  cloth,  '  Pittsburgh,  1854 

French  War,  The  Test ;  or,  Constitutional  Journal,  London, 
June  5,  1756,  Containing  important  articles  relating  to  the 
French  War,     Small  folio,  half  roan.  London,  1756 

French  War,  Siege  of  Quebec  and  Conquest  of  Canada  in 
1759,  By  a  Nun  of  the  General  Hospital ;  — Gov,  Murray's 
Journal  of  the  Siege  of  Quebec;  —  Memoire  du  Sieur  de 
Ramezay,  Commandant  a  Quebec,  au  sujet  de  la  reddition 
de  cette  ville,     3  pamphlets, 

954  Frezier,  M.  Relation  du  \^oyage  de  la  Mer  du  Sud  au  cotes 
du  Chili,  du  Perou,  et  du  Bresil,  fait  pendant  les  ann^es 
1712,  '13,  '14,  Numerous  maps  and  plates.  2  vols.  12° 
half  calf.  Amsterdam,  17 1 7 

Autograph  of  Sir  R.   II.  Eoniiycaslk^,    military  commander  in  the 
Cunadian  Kebellion  of  iS^7. 


CATALOGUE. 


95 


955  -f  roissoi't,  Gir  Jol)n.     The  Cronyclcs  of  Englande,  Fraunce, 

Spayne,  Portyngale,  Scotlande,  Bretaine,  Flaunders,  and 
other  places  adjoynynge,  translated  cute  of  Frenche  into  oure 
Mater  all  Englyshe  Tongue  by  John  Bouchier,  Knight,  Lord 
Berners ;  at  the  Commandement  of  our  most  hyghc  redoubted 
Soveraygne  Lord  King  Henryc  the  VIII;  Kynge  of  Englande, 
Fraunce,  and  Ireland,  Dcfendor  of  the  Faith  ;  and  of  the 
Church  of  England,  and  also  of  Irelande  in  earth  the 
supreme  head.  Vol.  i.  Imprinted  at  London  by  llicl)arb 
Pinsoit,  iS-3-  Vol.  2.  Imprinted  at  London  in  Flete- 
^lcte  by  Uicl)avb  Piusou,  1525.  i31ack  £cttcv,  printed  in 
double  columns,  initial  letters  throughout  the  text.  2  vols, 
(olio,  old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with  book-plate  of 
Lord  Hardwicke.  London,  1523-25 

The  two  title  pages  are  wanting,  otherwise  the  above  is  a  vcrj'  fine 
copy,  with  large  margins,  and  not  doctored,  and  of  excessive  rarity, 
both  volumes  being  First  Editions,  printed  by  Pynson  and  not 
made  up  of  the  Middlcton  and  Pynson  cditioiis  as  usually  found.  Per- 
fect copies  are  quoted  at  ;^ioo. 

956  Froissart,  Jehan.     Le  Premier  (et  le  second,  tiers  et  quart). 

Volume  de  I'Histoire  et  Chroniques  de  jMessire  Jehan 
Froissart.  Reueu  et  corrige'  sus  diuers  Exemplaires,  ct 
suyant  les  bons  auteurs,  par  Denis  Savvage  de  Fontenailles 
en  Brie.  4  vols,  in  2,  folio,  bound  by  Hayday  in  full  sprinkled 
calf  extra,  carmine  edges.          Jan  de  Tournes  :  Lyon,  1559 

957  Froissart.     Illuminations  from  the  MS.  Froissart  in  the  Bib- 

liotheque  Royal,  Paris,  and  other  sources.  50  beautiful 
miniatures,  tinished  by  hand.     4°  half  morocco. 

95S  Froude,  J.  A.     Historical  and  other  Sketches ;  —  Science  in 
Short  Chapters,  by  W.  M.  \\'illiams.     2  vols.  12°  paper. 

New  York. 

959  FuENTES,   Manuel  A.      Lima,   or  sketches  of   the  capital  of 

Peru,  historical,  statistical,  administrative,  commercial  and 
moral.     Numerous  illustrations.     Royal  8^  boards. 

London,  1S66 

960  FuLGEXTiU-M.      riaciades     in     Mythologiis.       Hoc     in     vol- 

umine  infra  scripta  continentus:  F.  Fulg.  Mytholo- 
giarum  libri  tres.  scholia  paraphrasticae  a  Philomuso  (J. 
Locher)  addita  sunt.  Epistola  dedicatoria  cum  aliis 
appendicibus.  Small  folio,  full  crushed  levant  morocco 
extra,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges  by  Lortic.  Expen- 
sis  Joannis  Grunerii  Ulmani,  in  Ofificina  Sigismundi 
Grym.  Medici  Augustoe  Vindelicorum,   1521 

A  beautiful  book  from  the  library  of  Gomez  de  la  Cortina,  with 
his  arms  on  the  sides,  and  monogram  and  crown  in  the  corners. 


96  CATALOGUE. 

g6i    /'"^AGE,  TiioiAiAS.     Nieurve  ende  seer  naeuwkeurige  Reyse 

V  T     door  de  Spaensche  West  Indien.    Folding  plates  and 

maps.     4°  vellum.  Utrecht,  1692 

9G2  Gagnon,  C.  O.  Lettre  de  M.  L'Abbe  Le  Guerne,  Missionaire 
de  I'Acadic,  trouvce  rc'ceminent  dans  Ics  Archives  de  la 
Cure  N.  D.  de  Quebeck.     8°  paper  uncut.        Quebec,  1889 

963  Gagnon,  Ernest.    Chansons  Populaires  du  Canada,  recueillies 

et  publie'es  avec  Annotations,  etc.     S'^  half  roan. 

Quebec,   1865 

964  ^nilus,     QlbluiS     (EistCVCicUSiG.      Dialogus    Malogranatum 

dictus.  Compilatus  a  quoduin  Abbate  ordine's  Cistercien- 
sis  monaslerii  Aulac  Regiaj  in  Bohemia.  Black  £ctlci*, 
Printed  in  double  columns,  of  54  lines,  on  215  leaves, 
rubricated  throughout,  (First  leaf  wanting)  very  fine 
copy.  Large  folio  in  a  16th  century  stamped  calf  bind- 
ing. (S.  Argent,    H.  Egglesteun),  cir.   1470 

EuiTio     Tkincki'S.     Very   rait;.     Eggestcyn  was  an  a])prcntice  of 
Guttenberg. 

965  Galt,    John.     Autobiography    of.     2     vols,      12°    cloth. 

Phila.,  1833 
9G6  Gakneau,  F.  L.     Ilistoire    du  Canada  depuis  sa  de'couverte 
jusqu'a  nos  jours.     Fine  uncut  copy  of  the  first  edition,  in- 
cluding the  very  rare  fourth  volume,  which  has  been  rigidly 
suppressed.     4  vols.  8"  paper  uncut.  Quebec  1845-48 

967  Garneau.  Another  cop}-,  of  the  first  edilion.  4  vols.  8°  half 
roan.  Quebec,  1845-48 

96S  Garneau.  Hisloire  du  Canada.  Second  edition.  3  vols.  8° 
half  roan.  (Quebec,  1852 

969  Garneau,      Ilistoire  du  Canada.      First  edition.      3  vols.  8'^ 

half  sheep.  (Quebec,  1845-48 

970  Garneau.     Abrcgc  de  L'llistoire  du   Canada  depuis  sa  de- 

couverte  jusqu'a  1840.     12°  boards.  Montreal,  1858 

971  Garneau,    History  of  Canada,  from  the  time  of  its  discovery 

till  the  union  year  1840-1.  Translated  by  Andrew  Pell. 
Portrait.     2  vols.  8°  cloth.  Montreal,  1862 

972  Garneau.    Sa  Vie  et  ses  Qiuvres,  par  AL  Chauveau.  Portrait. 

8°  paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1883 

973  Garnet  d'un   Mondain.     Gazette  Parisienne  Anecdotique  et 

Curieuse,  par  Etincelle.  With  5  colored  plates  and  100 
piquant  illustrations  in  the  text  by  A.  Ferdinandus.  2  vols, 
small  8°  ornamented  paper  wrapper,  uncut  edges.  Lim- 
ited edition.  Paris,  188 1 

974  Gaspi,    Phillippe    de.      Les  Ancicns    Canadiens.      Portrait. 

Royal  8°  paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1886 

975  Gaspi.     Canadians  of  Old,     8"  cloth.  Quebec,  1864 


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97 


976  Gasfi.     Les    Anciens  Canadiens.     8^  half  crimson  calf. 

Quebec,  1863 

977  Gavarni.     Pictures  of  the  French.     A  series   of  literary  and 

graphic  delineations  of  French  Character.  By  Jules  Janin, 
Balzac,  Cormenin,  and  other  celebrated  authors.  230  il- 
lustrations drawn  on  wood  by  Gavarni,  iMonnier  and  Meis- 
sonier,  and  engraved  by  Lavielle.  Royal  8°  cloth,  (Shak- 
en). London,  1840 

978  Gatschkt,  a.  S.     Classification  into  Seven  Linguistic  Stocks 

of  Western  Indian  Dialects  contained  in  Forty  Vocabular- 
ies.    4°  paper,  uncut.  Washington,  1878 

979  Gay,    John.     Fables.     With    numerous    fine    vignettes    by 

Vander  Gucht,  after  designs  by  Woolton,  2  vols.  8°  old  calf, 
gilt.  London,  1737 

980  Gay,  John.     Fables.     With  a  life  of  the  author.     With  70  fine 

plates  by  Blake,  Stothard,  Wilson,  Audinet,  etc.  2  vols,  in 
I.     Royal  8°  russia,  (covers  broken).  London,  179 1 

Large  Paper  copy  of  Stockdale's  fine  edition. 

981  Gavarre,  Charles.     History  of  Louisiana.     Maps.     4  vols.  8° 

cloth.  New  Orleans,  1835 

982  Gems.      Canini,  J.  A,.      Images   des   He'ros  et  des   Grands 

Hommes  de  I'Antiquite',  dessin^es  sur  des  me'dailles,  des 
pierres  antiques,  etc.  Grave'es  par  Picart  le  Romain.  With 
115  beautiful  full-page  plates.  4°  full  red  levant  morocco 
extra,  Jansen  finish,  inside  borders,  marbled  under  gilt 
edges,  by  DuRU. 

Chez  B.  Picart  and  J.  F.  Bernard  :  Amsterdam,  1731 

953  Gems  of  English    Poetry.     With    beautiful    illustrations    by 

great  artists.     Small  4°  cloth.  London,  1865 

954  Genebrard,  Gilb.     Traicte'  de  La  Liturgie  ou  saincte   messc, 

selon  I'usage  et  forme  des  Apostres,  et  de  leur  disciple 
sainct  Denys,  apostre  des  Francois.    2  vols,  in  i,  18°  vellum. 

Paris,  1602 

955  Gentleman's  Magazine  Library  :  being  a  classified  collection 

of  the  chief  contents  of  the  Gentleman's  Magazine  from 
1 731  to  1868.  Edited  by  G.  L.  Gomme.  With  Literary 
Curiosities  and  Notes,  edited  by  A.  B.  G.  8°  white  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  18S8 

986  Genty,  Abbe.     L'Intluence  de  la  Decouverte  de   I'Amcrique 

sur  le  bonheur  de  genre  humaine.  Map  and  plate.  8°  iialf 
calf.  Paris,  17S8 

987  Gesner,  Abraham.  New  Brunswick,  with  notes  for  Emigrants  ; 

comprehending  the  early  history.  An  account  of  tlic  In- 
dians, Settlement,  Topography,  Statistics,  Manufactures, 
Commerce,  etc.     Illustrations.     8°  cloth.         London,   18.^7 


gS  CATALOGUE. 

988  Gesxer.     Industrial  Resourceb    of  Nova  Scotia.     Map    and 

plates.     8°  cloth.  Halifax,  1849 

989  Gesta  Romanoruin;  or  Entertaining  Moral  Stories.     Invented 

by  the  Monks  as  a  tireside  recreation,  and  translated  from 
the  Latin  by  the  Rev.  Chas.  Swan.  New  edition,  with  an 
Introduction,  etc.,  by  Thos.  Wright.  Handsomely  printed 
from  large,  clear  type.  2  vols,  imperial  8'^  vellum  cloth, 
uncut.  New  York,  187  I 

Large  I-'ai'Iir.     One  of  25     copies,    printed    throughout    on 
Whatman's  hand-made  paper  of  extra  size. 

990  Gillies,  John.     Historical  Collections  relating  to  remarkable 

periods  of  the  success  of  the  Gospel.  8"^  half  dark  calf, 
gilt.  Kelso,  1845 

991  GiLLRA\,  James.     Caricatures,  comprising   the  best    Political 

and  Humorous  Satires  of  the  Reign  of  George  HI,  1779- 
1810.  With  the  extra  volume  and  octave  volume  of  des- 
criptive letter  press,  by  T.  \\'right  and  R.  H.  Evans.  Up- 
wards of  Coo  highly  spirited  engravings  from  the  original 
jilates.  2  vols,  atlas  folio  and  i  vol.  8°  together  3  vols, 
half  morocco  extra.  London,  1851 

992  GiLiix.     Essay  on    Prints.     Containing    remarks    upon    the 

Principles  of  Picturesque  Beauty,  different  kinds  of  Prints, 
etc.     12°  half  sheep.  London,  176S 

993  GiSBORNE,  Thomas.     Walks  in  a   I'orcst ;   or,  poems  descrip- 

tive of  scenery  and  incidents  characteristic  of  a  forest  at 
different  seasons  of  the  year.  I'rontispicce  and  vignette 
liilc.     iG*^  boards,  uncut.  London,  1814 

994  Gluirk,  (La.)  de  S.  Vrsule,    Diviscc    en    deux    parties.     La 

premiere  contient  I'histoire  &  Martyre  des  onze  mille  Vier- 
ges,  avec  quelqucs  considerations  la  dessux,  etc.  Recucillie 
par  un  Pcre  de  la  Comp.  de  Jesus.     Small  4°  vellum. 

Valentiennes,  1G56 
J-e.s  Uisuliiies  de  Cianada.     pp.  2  2fj-p,i  y 

995  GoLDSMiiH,  Oliver.     Vicar    of    Wakefield.     With    prefatory 

memoir  by  George  Saintsbury,  and  one  hundred  and  four- 
teen colored  illustrations.     Royal  8°  cloth,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1886 

996  GuMAKA,  Lopez  de.     Histoire  Generalle  des  Indes   Occiden- 

tales  et  Terres  Neuves,  qui  jusqu'a  present  ont  estc  descou- 
vcrtes.  Traduite  en  Franrois  par  M.  Fumee,  Sieur  de 
Marly  de  Chastel.     12°  calf,  (cover  broken).        I^aris,  1580 

997  GoNcouR  r,  Edmond  et  Jules  de.     Les   Maitresscs    de   Louis 

XV.     2  vols.  8°  half  morocco.  J'aris,  i860 

998  GoocH,  John.     Manual  or  l'',xplanatory    Development   of    the 

act  for  the  union  of  Canada,  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Bruns- 
wick in  one  dominion  under  the  name  of  Canada,     8°  cloth. 

Ottawa,  1867 


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99 


999  Goodrich,  C.  A.  History  of  the  United  States  of  America 
from  the  First  Discovery  to  March  4,  1825.  Illustrations. 
12°  sheep.  New  York,  1825 

1000  Goodrich,  S.  C.     Tales  about   Canada.     By   Peter  Parley. 

Map  and  woodcuts.     Square  16°  cloth.  London. 

1 00 1  Goodrich,  S.  G.     Manners,  Customs  and  Antiquities  of  the 

Indians  of  North  and  South  America.  Illustrations.  16° 
cloth.  Boston,  1844 

ino2  Gordon,  Rev.  J.  E.  Historical  and  Geographical  Memoir 
of  the  North  American  Continent,  its  Nations  and  Tribes. 
With  a  summary  account  of  the  Life  of  the  Author,  his 
Writings  and  Opinions.     Portrait.     4^  half  calf. 

Dublin,  1820 

1003  GouRL.w,  Robert.     Statistical  Account   of   Upper   Canad.T, 

compiled  with  a  view  to  a  grand  system  of  emigration  in 
connection  with  a  reform  of  the  poor  laws,  with  a  general 
introduction.     Maps.     3  vols.  8^  half  calf.       London,  1S22 

1004  (J3vafton,  Uicl)avb.    A  Chronicle  at  Large  and  Meere  Histoiy 

of  the  Affayres  of  England  and  Kinges  of  the  Same,  deduced 
from  the  Creation  of  the  World  unto  the  First  Vere  of  tlu' 
lleigne  of  our  Most  Deere  Sovereigne  Lady  Queen  Eliza- 
lielh.  First  edition.  Wood-cuts  and  f^ne  initial  letters. 
iJlack  £ettcr.  2  \ols.  in  i.  Folio  old  calf.  (Title  and  i 
leaf  of  preface  in  vol.  1.  and  last  leaf  of  index  in  vol.  2 
missing.)  London,  1569 

1005  Graxdville.     Un  autre  Monde,    Transformations,    visions, 

incarnations,  ascensions,  cosmogonies,  fantasmagories, 
metamorphoses,  etc.  Numerous  fine  illustrations  by  Grand- 
ville.     4°  half  morocco  e.xtra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1844 

roo6  Grant,  Mrs.  Precipitaine  :  a  Highland  Tale.  2  vols.  12"^ 
calf.  Edinburgh,  1823 

Presentation  copy  to  Lady  Arbuthunot,  from  the  author. 

1007  Grant.     Memoirs  of  an  American  Lady  ;  —  Essays   on    the 

Superstitions  of  the  Highlanders  of  Scotland;  —  Letters 
from  the  mountains.     8  vols.  12°  half  calf. 

London  and  New  York. 

1008  Gravier,  Gabriel.      Decouverte  de  rAmerique  par  des  nor- 

mands  au  Xe.  siecle.     Maps.     4^"  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1871 

1009  Gravier.     Cavalier  De  La  Salle  de  Rouen.    Royal  8°  paper, 

uncut.  Paris,  1874 

loio  Gray,  Hugh.  Letters  from  Canada,  written  during  a  resi- 
dence there  in  the  years  1806-8.     Map.     S°  half  russia. 

London,  1809 


loo  CATALOGUE. 

loii  Gkay,  Thomas.  An  Elegy  written  in  a  Country  Church- 
yard. The  fourth  edition,  corrected.  Royal  4°  full  crushed 
l«vant  morocco,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top,  inside  gilt  border,  by 
Kivifere.  R.  Dodley,  1751 

An  elegant  copy  of  this  rare  edition,  published  in  the  same  year  as 
the  first,  and  the  last  before  the  division  of  the  book  in  chapters. 

1 01 2  Gray.     Odes  by  Mr.  Gray.     4°  original  calf,  gilt. 

Printed  at  Strawberry  Hill,  1757 

First  edition  of  Gray's  Pindaric  Odes,  and  the  first  book  printed  at 
Strawberry  Hill,  contains  also:  Poems  by  Anna  Chamber,  Countess 
■I'tniple,  Strawberry  Hill,  1764.     Only  100  copies  printed. 

1013  [Graydon,  Alexander.]     Memoirs  of  a   Life   chiefly  passed 

in  Pennsylvania  within  the  last  Sixty  Years.     8°  half  calf. 

Edinburgh,  1822 

1014  Green,  Benjamin    R.     Lecture   on    the    Study   of   Ancient 

Coins,  in  connection  with  history,  as  delivered,  Feb.  6,  1829, 
in  the  theatre  of  the  Royal  Institution  of  Great  Britain. 
Royal  S°  paper,  uncut.  London.  1829 

1 01 5  Green,  B.  R.     Atlas  Numismatique  de  I'Histoire  ancienne. 

21  plates.     Large  folio,  paper.  Paris,  1829 

xoi6  Green,  Henry,  Shakespeare  and  the  Emblem  Writers;' — 
an  Exposition  of  their  similarities  of  thought  and  expres- 
sion, preceded  by  a  view  of  emblem  literature  down  to  A. 
IJ.  1616.  With  numerous  illustrative  devices  from  the  orig- 
inal authors.     Small  folio,  cloth.  London,  1870 

1017  Greenhow,  Robert.     Memoir,    historical    and    political   on 

the  northwest  coast  of  North  America  and  the  adjacent 
territories.     Maps.     8°  boards.  Washington,  1S40 

1018  Greg,  W.  R.     Essays  on  Political  and  Social  Science,  con- 

tributed chiefly  to  the  Edinburgh  Review.  2  vols.  8°  full 
calf,  gilt.  London,  1853 

1019  Grolier.  Recherches  sur  Jean  Grolier,  sur  sa  vie  et  sa  Bib- 

liotheque,  suivies  d'un  catalogue  des  livres  qui  lui  ont  ap- 
partenue.  Par  M.  Le  Roux  de  Lincy.  Thick  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Paris,  1866 

1020  (}rolier  Club.     Rubaiyat  of  Omar  Khayyam,  the  Astrono- 

mer Poet  of  Persia,  rendered  into  English  verse  by  Edward 
Fitzgerald.  (Reprinted  from  the  edition  of  Bernard  Quar- 
itch  :  London,  1879.)  Illuminated  device  of  the  Grolier 
(.:iub,  in  colors  on  the  title — and  illuminated  head-bands 
from  examples  in  Owen  Jones's  ''Grammar  of  Ornament." 
8°  paper,  cover  illuminated  after  an  example  in  Auds- 
ley's  Outlines  of  Ornament,"  totally  uncut. 

The  Grolier  Club:  New  York,  1885 
Only  150  copies  printed. 


CATALOGUE,  loi 

1021  (Grynaeus).  Novus  Orbis  Regionum  aci  nsularum  veteribus 

incognitarum  una  cum  tabula  cosmographica,  et  aliquot 
alijs  consimilis  argument!  llbellis,  quorum  omnium  catalogue 
sequenti  patebit  pagina.  Coed  copy  in  the  original  binding, 
but  without  the  map,  which  is  very  seldom  found  in  copies. 
Folio,  stamped  calf.  Basileae,  1537 

This   edition   contains   an    additional    piece  :    Maximilian's  Letter 
describing  tlie  voyage  of  Magellan,  not  found  in  the  earlier  edition. 

1022  GuEROULT,  G.     Premier  tomme  (et  second)  des   chroniques 

et  gestes  admirables  des  enipereurs,  avec  les  effigies  d'iceu.v 
(en  prose  et  en  vers).  With  numerous  portraits  engraved 
on  wood.     2  vols,  in  i,  small  4°  vellum.  ,  Lyon,  1552 

1073  Guest,  Moses.  Poems  on  several  Occasions,  to  which  are 
annexed  extracts  from  a  journal  kept  by  the  author  while 
he  followed  the  sea,  and  during  a  journey  from  New  Bruns- 
wick, in  New  Jersey,  to  Montreal  and  Quebec.  18°  sheep. 
(Broken.)  Cincinnati,  1824 

1024  Guov,  Col,  Letters  origiiKilIy  published  in  the  "Quebec 
Gazette  "  addressed  to  His  Excellency,  Sir  K.  W.  Head, 
Governor  General  of  B.  N.  America.     8'^  half  morocco. 

Quebec,  1S51; 

1075  GuiBORD  Case.  History  of  the  Guibord  Case:  Ultramon- 
tanism  versus  Law  and  Human  Rights.  Illustrations.  8"* 
paper.  Montreal,  1875 

1026  GuicciARDiNi.     Aphorismes  Civill  and  Militarie  ;  amplified 

with  authorities,  and  exemplified  with  Historic,  out  of  the 
first  Quarterne  of  Fr.  Guicciardine.     Folio,  old  calf. 

London,  1629 

1027  Guide  Books.     Picture  of  Quebec,  1829;  —  Falls  of   Niag- 

ara ;  —  Peck's  l"ourist  companion  ;  —  Fashionable  Tour  to 
Niagara  and  Quebec  ;  —  Hand  Book  of  Toronto  :  —  The 
Adirondacks  ;  —  Northern  Traveller  ; —  Canadian  Tourist ; 
—  Canada  as  it  is  ; — Gold  Fields  of  Nova  Scotia  ;  liunter's 
Guide  from  Niagara  to  Quebec  ;  —  Hand  Book  of  Canada  ; 
i'emale  Emigrant's  (iuide  ; — Industries  of  Canada,  etc. 
26  vols. 

1028  GuiGAKD,   Joannis.      Armorial  dti  Bibliophile,  avec  Illustra- 

tions dans  le  texte.  With  several  hundred  illustrations  of 
coats  of  arms.     2  vols,  in  i,  royal  8"  half  calf,  uncut. 

Paris,  1870-73 

1029  GuizoT,  M.  de.    History  of  France,  from  the  earliest  times  to 

1848.  Translated  by  Robert  Black.  Numerous  illustrations, 
8  vols.  12"  cloth.  New  York,  1885 

1030  Gunpowder  Plot.     His  Maiesties  Speach  in  this  last  session 

of  Parliament,  as  neare  his  very  words  as  could  be  gathered 
at    the   instant.       Small    4°  half   morocco,   uncut. 

London,  1605 


I02  CATALOGUE. 

1 03 1  GiusTiNiANi,  Agostino.  Psalterium,  hebreum,  grecu,  ara- 
bicu.,  et  chaldeu.,  cu.  tribus  latinis  iterpratatoibus,  Et  glos- 
sis.  Finely  engraved  and  rubricated  title.  Folio,  half 
sheep.  Peter  Paul  Porrus  :  Genoa,  15 16 

Excessively  rare.  A  good  copy  of  the  celebrated  Psalter  of  Agostino 
Giiistiniani,  Bishop  of  Nebbio,  in  Hebrew,  Greek,  Arabic  and  Chal- 
dean. It  is  one  of  the  earliest  polyglots  ever  printed,  and  is  especially 
valuable  as  being  the  first  book  with  a  life  of  Columbus.  This  is  to  be 
found  on  the  first  page  of  the  twenty-sixth  leaf.  The  first  lines  of  the 
life  have  been  translated  as  follows,  viz.  :  —  "Then  it  was  that  Christo 
pher  named  Columbus,  a  Genoese  by  birth,  of  low  family,  who,  in  our 
times,  by  his  energy,  explored  in  a  few  months  a  greater  extent  of  land 
and  of  sea  than  almost  all  the  rest  of  mankind  ever  did  in  all  i)ast 
ages,  etc,,  etc." 

The  volume  was  condemned  to  be  burned  by  the  common  hangman 
as  it  contained  statements  injurious  to  Columbus,  and  thus  indirectly 
attacked  Pope  Alexander  the  Sixth's  deeding  the  Continent  of  America 
to  Spain,  on  the  assertions  of  the  discoverer.  Fernando  Columbus,  in 
his  —  "  Historia  del  Amirante  "  and  refutation  of  "  The  twelve  lies  of 
(iiustiniani,"  says:  —  We  will  only  add  that  considering  the  many 
mistakes  and  falsehoods  found  in  the  said  Giustiniani's  History  and 
Psalter,  the  Senate  of  Genoa  has  laid  a  penalty  upon  any  person  thai 
sliall  read  or  keep  it ;  and  has  caused  it  to  be  carefully  sought  out  in 
all  places  it  has  been  sent  to,  that  it  may,  by  public  decree,  be  destroyed 
and  utterly  extinguished." 

1033  Gunpowder  Plot.  True  Relations  of  the  whole  Proceedings 
against  the  late  most  Barbarous  Traitors,  Garnet,  a  Jesuiie, 
and  his  Confederates  (Guy  Fawkes,  Rookwood,  Bate.s, 
Catesby,  Tresham,  Sir  Everard  Digby,  etc.),  and  all  that 
passed  at  Garnet's  execution.  With  live  rare  portraits  of 
the    Conspirators    inserted.       Small    4°  old    calf. 

London,  1606 

1033  Gunpowder    Plot.      Rhodes,  J.     A   Briefe    Summe   of   the 

Treason  intended  against  the  King  and  State,  when  they 
should  have  been  assembled  in  Parliament,  Nov.  5,  1605. 
(In  verse)  with  certaine  songs  and  ditties.  Small  4°  calf 
e.xtra,  gilt  edges,  by  Bedford.  London,  1606 

1034  Guy  Genealogy.     Notice  sur  La  Famille  Guy  et  sur  quelques 

Autres  Families.     Portraits.     8°  cloth.  Montreal,  1867 


1035  T   TADDEN'S  Journal  and  Orderly  Book.     Journal  kept 
|~J^     in     Canada    and    upon    Burgoyne's    Campaign    in 

1776-7,  by  Lieut.  James  M.  Hadden,  also  orders  by  him 
and  issued  by  Sir  Guy  Carleton,  Lieut.-Gen.  Burgoyne  and 
rvIajor-General  William  Phillips  in  1776-7-8,  with  an  ex- 
planatory chapter  and  notes  by  Horatio  Rogers.  Map. 
Thick  square  8°  cloth,  uncut.  Albany,  1884 

1036  IIaig,  a.  H.     Impressions  of   Westminster  Abbey,  an  illus- 

trated text  to  accompanv  seven  etchings  by  A.  H.  Haig. 
S''  boards.  '  London,  1885 


CATALOGUE.  103 

1037  IIaight,  CamiilT.  Country  Life  in  Canada,  fifty  years  ago; 
personal  recollections  and  reminiscences  of  a  sexagenarian. 
Illustrations.     8°  cloth.  Toronto,  1SS5 

103S  Hakluvt  Society  Publications.  The  World  Encompassed 
by  Sir  Francis  Drake.  Being  his  next  voyage  to  that  to 
Nombre  de  Dios,  Collated,  with  an  unpublished  manu- 
script of  P'rancis  Fletcher,  Chaplain  to  the  Expedition. 
With  appendices  illustrative  of  the  same  voyage,  and  intro- 
duction, by  W'.  S.  W,  Vaux.    S°  cloth,  uncut.     London,  185G 

1039  Hakluyt.     The  Travels  of   Girolamo  Benzoni  in    America, 

in  1542-56.  Translated  and  edited  by  Admiral  W,  H. 
Smith.     S'^  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1858 

1040  Hakluvt.     Expeditions   into   the   Valley  of   the  Amazons, 

during  the  sixteenth  and  seventeenth  centuries  ;  containing 
the  journey  of  Gonzalo  Pizarro,  from  the  Royal  Commen- 
taries of  Garcilasso  Inca  de  la  Vega;  the  voyage  of  f>an- 
cisco  de  Orellano,  from  the  general  history  of  Herrera,  and 
the  voyage  of  Cristovalde  Acuma  from  an  exceedingly 
scarce  narrative  written  by  himself  in  1641.  Edited  and 
translated  by  Clements  R.  Markham.     S°  cloth,  uncut. 

London, 1S60 

1041  IIAKLU^T.     The  Life  and  Acts  of  Don  Alonzo  Enriqucz  do 

Guzman.  Translated  from  a  manuscript  in  the  National 
Library  at  Madrid,  and  edited  with  notes  and  an  introduc- 
tion, by  Clements  R.  Markham.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S62 

1042  Hakluvt.       The    ]*ifth    Letter   of    Hernan   Cortez   to   the 

Emperor  Charles  V.,  containing  an  account  of  his  Expedi- 
tion to  Honduras  in  1525-6.  Translated  from  the  Spanish 
by  Don  Pascual  de  Gayonogos.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  iS63 

IU43  Hakluvt.     The  Royal  Commentaries  of  the  Yncas.     By  the 

Ynca  Garcilasso  de  la  Vega.     Translated    and   edited  with 

notes  and  introduction  by  Clements   R.  Markham.     Vol.  i. 

8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S69 

1044  FL\kluvt.     Select   Letters    of   Cluistophcr  Columbus,  with 

other  original  documents,  relating  to  his  four  voyages  to  the 
New  \\'orld.  Translated  and  edited  by  R.  H.  Major.  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1870 

1045  Hakluvt.     Three  \'oyages  to   tlie  Northeast.     Second  edi- 

tion of  Garrit  de  Veer's  Three  Voyages  to  the  Nortli-east, 
by  Barents.  Edited,  with  an  introduction,  by  Lieut.  Koolc- 
nians  Beyren  of  the  Royal  Dutch  Navy.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1876 

1046  Hakluvt.     The   Voyages   and   Works   of  John  Davis,  the 

navigator.  Edited,  with  an  introduction  and  notes,  by 
Captain  A.  H.  Markham.     8°  cloth,  uncut.      London,  1880 


104  CATALOGUE. 

1047  Hakluyt.  The  Voyages  of  Sir  James  Lancaster.  With 
abstracts  of  Journal  of  Voyages  preserved  in  the  India 
Office,  and  the  Voyage  of  Capt.  John  Knight  to  seek  the 
N.  W.  Passage.  Edited  by  C.  R.  Markham.  S°  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  1877 

10  \S  Hakluvi".  Tiic  Expedition  of  Ursua  and  Aguirre  in  search 
of  El'Dorado  and  Omagua,  1560-61.  Translated  from  the 
"  Sesta  Noticia  Ilistoriale  "  of  Eray  Pedro  vSimon,  by  W. 
Bollaert,  with  an  introduction  by  Clements  R.  Markhani. 
8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1862 

1049  Hakluyt.     Asher,  G.  ^L     Henry    Hudson,  the    Navigator. 

The  original  documents  in  which  his  career  is  recorded, 
partly  translated,  and  annotated.     Map.     S'^  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  i860 

1050  Hakluvi.       Divers   Voyages    touching   the    Discovery   of 

America  and  the  Islands  adjacent.  Collected  and  pub- 
lished by  Richard  Hakluyt,  15S2.  lidited  with  notes  and 
introduction  by  John  Winter  Jones.  Maps.  2  vols.  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1850 

1051  Hakluyt.     Voyages  of  the  Zeni  to  the  Northern  Seas  in  the 

Eourteenth  Century.  Translated  and  edited  by  R.  H. 
Major,     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London   1873 

1052  Hale,  Horatio.     'I'he    Iroquois    Book    of    Rites.     8°  paper, 

uncut.  Phila.,  18S3 

1053  Halfburion,  T.  C.     Historical    and    Statistical  Account  of 

Nova  Scotia.     Maps  and  plates.     2  vols.  S"'  boards. 

Halifax,  1829 

1054  HALHiURTON.     Bubblcs   of   Canada.     With  10  portraits  and 

autographs  inserted.     8'^  boards,  uncut.  London,  1839 

1055  Haliburtun'.     Bubbles   of   Canada.     (Corner    of   title  torn 

off)  ;  —  The  Clockniakcr  ;  —  Letter  Bag  of  the  Great  West- 
ern ;  —  Nature  and  Human  Nature  ;  —  Old  Judge.  6  vols. 
12°  boards.  IMiila.  and  New  York, 

1056  Halkett,  John.     Historical    Notes    respecting  the    Indians 

of  North  America,  with  remarks  on  the  attempts  made  to 
convert  and  civilize  them.     8^  half  crimson  morocco. 

London, 1825 

1057  Hall,  Basil.     Eorty  Etchings  from  sketches  made  with  the 

Camera  Lucida  in  North  America,  in  1827  and  1828.  Small 
folio,  boards,  uncut.  London,  1S29 

1058  Hall,  Francis,     Travels  in  Canada  and  the  United  States 

in  1S16-17.     8°  boards,  uncut.  Boston,  181S 

1059  Hall.    Travels  in  Canada  and  the  United  States  in  1816-17. 

Map.     8°  sheep.  London,  1819 

1060  Hall,  Frederic  T.     Pedigree    of    the    Devil.     Illustrations. 

S°  cloth.  London,   18S3 


CATALOGUE.  105 

1061  Hall,  S.  C.  Baronial  Halls,  Picturesque  Edifices,  and 
ancient  Churches  of  England,  from  drawings  by  Harding, 
Cattermole,  Prout  and  other  eminent  artists.  72  lithogra- 
phic plates  and  many  woodcuts  in  the  text.  2  vols.  foHn, 
cloth.  London,  1S81 

1063  Hall.  Book  of  British  Ballads.  Numerous  illustrations 
after  designs  by  Creswick,  Gilbert  and  others.  Square  16° 
cloth,  uncut,  gilt  top.  New  York,  1888 

1063  Hall.     Trial  of   Sir  Jasper;  a  Temperance  Tale  in  Verse. 

Illustrations.  12°  cloth.  (Presentation  copy  from  the 
author.)  London. 

1064  Hall,  Mrs.  S.  C.     Sketches   of    Irish    Character.     Second 

edition.  2  vols,  small  8°  boards,  uncut.  With  an  auto- 
graph letter  by  S.  C.  Hall  relating  to  this  book,  inserted. 

London,  iS^r 

1065  Hallam,  Henry.     View  of   the  State  of    Europe  during  the 

Middle  Ages.     3  vols.  8°  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  tops. 
Large  paper.     Only  100  copies  printed.  Boston,  1865 

1066  Halleck,  Fitz-Greene.      Selections  from  the  British  Poets. 

2  vols.  16°  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  1840 

1067  Hallock,   Charles.     Fishing  Tourist,   Angler's  Guide    and 

Reference  Book.     Frontispiece.     12"  cloth. 

New  York,  1873 

1068  Hamerton,  Philip  G.     Chapters  on  Animals.     With  eight 

etchings  by  J.  Vej^assat  and  Karl  Bodmer.  12°  cloth,  un- 
cut. Boston. 

1069  Hamilton,   Antoine.      Me'moires   de    la  vie  du   Con)te  de 

Grammont,  contenant  particuherement  I'histoire  amoureuse 
de  la  cour  d'Angleterre,  sous  le  rcgne  de  Charles  II.  Small 
8°  original  calf.  Cologne,  17 13 

Original  edition. 

1070  Hamilton.      Me'moires   du   Comte   de   Grammont.      Illus- 

trated with  80  original  portraits,  engraved  after  the  original 
paintings  by  the  great  masters  of  the  period  of  Charles 
II.  Thick  4°  superbly  bound  by  Petit  in  crushed  red 
levant  morocco  extra,  broad  inside  gold  borders,  edges 
gilt  on  marble.  Edwards  :  London,  1793 

Fare   and  beautiful    edition,   with    the   Notes  et   Eclaircissemenlb, 
usually  missing. 

10;  I  Hamilton.  Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Count  de  Grammont ; 
containing  in  particular  the  amorous  intrigues  of  the  Court 
of  England  in  the  reign  of  King  Charles  II.  Translated 
from  the  French  by  Mr.  Bo\er.  Small  S''  full  light  polislied 
calf  extra,  yellow  edges.  London,  1714 

First  English  edition.     Very  rare.     Fine  copy,  with  autograph  of  1'. 
W.  Proctor  (Barry  Cornwall.) 


io5  CATALOGUE. 

1072  IIamiltox,  Sir  Charles.     Report  of  tlic  Trial  of  an  action 

brought  by  Mr.  William  Dawe  against  Vice-Admiral  Sir 
Charles  Hamilton,  Governor  of  Newfoundland,  before  Mr. 
fustice  Burrough  and  a  special  jury.     8°  half  roan. 

London,  18:4 

1073  Hamilton,  J.  C.     Prairie  Province.     Sketches  of  travel  from 

Lake  Ontario  to  Lake  Winnipeg.     Maps.     12°  cloth. 

Toronto,  1876 

1074  Hamilton,  William.     Observations  on  the  Preparation,  Util- 

ity and  Administration  of  the  Digitalis  Purpurea,  or  Fox- 
glove, in  Dropsy  of  the  Chest,  Consumption,  Scarlet  Fever, 
Measles,  etc.     8°  sheep.  London,  1807 

107^  Hamilton  Palace  Libraries.  Catalogue  of  the  Beckford 
Library  removed  from  Hamilton  Palace.  With  prices  and 
purchasers'  names  to  the  2d,  3d  and  4th  portions.  4  vols, 
royal  8°  paper.  London,  1882-S3 

1076  Hannav,  James.     History  of  Acadia  from  its  first  discovery 

to  its  surrender  to  England  by  the  treaty  of  Paris.  8° 
cloth.  '  St.  John,  N.  B.,  1S79 

1077  Hardv,   Campbell.      Forest   Life   in   Acadie.      Sketches  of 

Sport  and  Natural  History  in  the  Lower  Provinces  of  the 
Canadian  Dominion.     Illustrations.     8^  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S69 

1075  Hargrave,  J.  J.     Red  River.     8'  cloth.  Montreal,  1S7 1 

1079  Harlan,  Richard.  Fauna  Americana ;  being  a  description 
of  the  Mammiferous  Animals  inhabiting  North  America. 
8°  sheep.  Philadelphia,  1825 

loSo  Harmon,  Daniel  Williams.  A  Journal  of  Voyages  and 
Travels  in  the  Interior  of  North  America,  etc.  Map  and 
portrait.     8"  sheep.  Andover,  1820 

loSi  Harper's  Family  Library:  —  History  of  the  Jews;  —  His- 
tory of  Louisiana;  —  Discovery  of  the  Northern  Coast  of 
America  ;  —  Modern  History  ;  —  History  of  Persia  ;  —  Alex- 
ander the  Great;  —  History  of  Charlemagne;  —  Ancient 
Philosophers  ;  —  Hand-Book  for  Readers  ;  —  Roman  Re- 
public ;  —  History  of  Palestine  ;  —  Advantages  of  Science  ; 
—  Tytler's  Universal  History  ;  —  History  of  the  Bible  ;  — 
American  Biography ;  —  Mesopotamia  and  Assyria  ; — Moors 
of  Spain;  —  Trades  and  Professions.  29  vols.  16°  cloth 
and  boards.  New  York, 

10S2  Harriott,  John.  Struggles  through  Life  exemplified  in 
various  travels  and  adventures  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africa  and 
America,     Portrait.     2  vols.  16°  mottled  sheep. 

London,  i3oS 


CATALOGUE.  107 

10S3  Harris,  John.  Navigantium  atque  Itinerantium,  or  a  Com- 
pleat  Collection  of  Voyages  and  Travels  :  consisting  of 
above  Four  Hundred  of  the  most  Authentic  Writers ; 
beginning  with  Hackluit,  Purchass,  etc.,  in  English  ;  Ramu- 
sio  in  Italian  ;  Thevenot,  etc.,  in  French  ;  De  Bry,  and 
Gryn;£i  Novus  Orbis  in  Latin  ;  the  Dutch  East  India  Com- 
pany in  Dutch  ;  and  continued,  with  others  of  Note,  that 
iiave  publish'd  Histories,  Voyages,  Travels,  or  Discoveries 
in  the  English,  Latin,  French,  Italian,  Spanish,  Portuguese, 
German,  or  Dutch  Tongues,  relating  to  any  part  of  Asia, 
Africa,  America,  Europe,  or  the  Lslands  thereof,  to  this 
Present  rime.  With  the  Heads  of  Several  of  our  most 
Considerable  Sea  Commanders,  and  a  great  number  of  E.v- 
rellent  Maps  of  all  parts  of  the  World,  and  Cuts  of  most 
(furious  Things  in  all  the  Voyages  :  also,  an  Appendi.x  of 
Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society.  Fine  impressions  of  the  por- 
traits, maps  and  plates,  engraved  by  \'ander  Gucht,  etc.,  2 
vols,  folio,  calf.     Binding  damaged.)  l^ondon,  1705 

Original  edition  of  this  esteemed  collection. 

10.S4  H.\RRissE,  Henry.  Bibliotheca  Americana  Vetutissima,  a 
Description  of  Works  relating  to  America,  published  be- 
tween the  years  1492  and  1551.  with  the  additions.  2  vols, 
royal  4°  sheets  folded.  New  York,  1866-72 

Large  paper.     Only  99  copies  printed. 

J085  Harrisse.  Recueil  de  Voyages  et  de  Documents.  Jean  et 
Sebastien  Cabot,  leur  origine  et  leurs  voyages,  ^tude 
d'histoire  critique  suivie  d'une  Cartographie,  d'une  Bibliog- 
raphie,  et  d'une  chronologie  des  voyages  au  Nord-Ouest  de 
1.497  a  1550.     Imperial  S°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1882 

1086  Harrisse.  Recueil  de  Voyages.  Les  Corte-Real  et  leurs 
\'oyages  au  Nouveau  blonde  d'apres  des  documents 
nouveau.x  ou  peu  connus,  tire's  des  archives  de  Lisbonne  et 
de  Moddne,  avec  le  Post-Scriptum.  2  vols,  imperial  8" 
paper,  uncut.  *  Paris,  18S3 

10S7  Harrisse.  Bibliotheca  Americana  Vetutissima;  a  Descrip- 
tion of  Works  relating  to  America,  published  between 
the  years  1493  and  1551.  Imperial  8°  full  antique  morocco, 
red  edges.     Only  400  copies  printed.  New  York,  1S66 

loSS  Harrisse.  Les  Colombo  de  France  et  d'ltalie,  fameu.v 
Marins  du  xve  si^cle,  1461-1493.  4°  paper,  uncut.  Only 
17s  copies  printed.  Paris,  1874 

10S9  Harrisse.  Notes  pour  servir  a  I'Histoire,  a  la  Bibliographie 
et  a  la  Cartographie  de  la  Nouvelle- France  et  des  pays 
adjacents  1545-1700.     8^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  187:! 

1090  Harrisse.  Cartographie  de  la  Nouvelle-France,  Supplement 
a  I'ouvrage  de  M,  Harrisse.  Par  Gabriel  Marcel.  8"" 
paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1885 


loS  CATALOGUE. 

1091  IIarkisse.      L'Histoire  de   Christoplic  Colomb,  atlribue  a 

son  fils  Fernand  ;  —  Rapport  sur  les  Deux  ouvrages  de  M. 
Henri  Harrisse,  par  E.  liesjardins.     2  pamphlets. 

Paris,  1867-75 

1092  Hart,  Adolphus  M.     History  of  the  Discovery  of  the  Valley 

of  the  Mississippi.     12°  paper.  St.  Louis,  1852 

1093  Hart,  Gerald  E.     The  Fall   of    New   France,    1755-1760. 

With  numerous  portraits  and  views  in  artotype.  Small  4^" 
paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1888 

1094  Hatin,  Eugbne.     Eibliographie    Historique    et    critique   de 

la  presse  periodique  Fran^ais,  ou  catalogue  systematique  et 
raisonne  de  tous  les  ecrits  de  quelque  valeur  publics  ou 
ayant  circuit  en  France  depuis  I'origine  du  journal  jusqu'a 
nos  jours,  avec  extraits,  notes  historiques,  critiques  et 
inorals,  indication  des  prix  que  les  principaux  journeaux 
ont  atteints  dans  les  ventes  publiques,  etc.,  prdc^dd  d'un 
cssai  historique  et  statistique  sur  la  naissance  et  les  progres 
de  la  presse  pdriodique  dans  les  deux  mondes.  Portrait. 
Thick  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris. 

1095  Hawkins,    Ernest.     Annals    of    the    Diocese    of    Toronto. 

Map.     16°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1848 

1096  Hawkins'    Picture     of     Quebec,    with     historical     Recol- 

lections. Beautiful  copy,  large  margins  and  with  extra 
plates  and  maps,  and  original  plan  of  the  Plains  of  Abra- 
liam  by  Colonel  Durnford.  Large  12°  full  blue  calf  extra, 
gilt  edges.  (Quebec,  1834 

An  inserted  catalogue  slip  says:  Unique,  probably  the  finest  copy 
procurable.  $25.00.  The  following  copy,  however,  is  better  in  many 
respects  and  in  uncut  condition. 

1097  Hawkins.      Picture  of   Quebec.      With  extra  illustrations. 

Large  12°  half  crimson  morocco,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top, 
very  rare  in  such  condition.  (Quebec,  1834 

1098  Hawkins.      Picture    of    Quebec.      With    12    photographic 

views,  12°  half  antique  calf,  red  edges,  and  9  leaves  at 
the  end  in  manuscript.  Quebec,  1834 

1099  Hawley,  VV.    F.     Quebec.    The    Harp    and    other    poems. 

16°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top.  Montreal,  1829 

1 1 00  Havlev,  William.     Triumphs  of    Temper,    a    Poem.     With 

fine  plates  by  W.  Blake,  from  designs  by  Maria  Flaxman, 
16°    full    light   polished  calf    extra,    gilt  edges. 

Chichester,  1803 
iioi  Heaphv,  Thomas.  Likeness  of  Christ:  being  an  inquiry 
into  the  Verisimilitude  of  the  received  likeness  of  Our 
Blessed  Lord.  Edited  by  Wyke  Bayliss.  12  illuminated 
plates,  with  numerous  illustrations  in  the  text.  Royal  8'^ 
half  morocco.  London,  1SS6 


CATALOGUE.  109 

1 102  Hennlpin,  L.  a  New  Discovery  of  a  Vast  Country  in  Amer- 

ica, Extending  above  Four  Thousand  Miles,  between  New 
France  and  New  Mexico;  With  Description  of  the  Great 
Eakes,  Cataracts,  Rivers,  Plants,  and  Animals.  Also  the 
Manners,  Customs,  and  Languages  of  the  several  Native 
Indians;  With  a  Continuation  Giving  an  Account  of  the 
Attempt  of  the  Sieur  de  la  Salle  upon  the  Mines  of  St. 
Uarbe,  etc.  The  taking  of  Quebec  by  the  English,  etc. 
iMontispiece  and  5  plates.  2  vols,  in  1,8°  calf.  London,  169S 
Good  copy,  wjih  the  book-plate  of  Dean  Stanley  of  Westminster 
A  bhey. 

1 103  Hennepin.    Nou\elle  Decouverte  d'un  tres  grand  Pays  situ(5 

dans  I'Amerique,  entre  le  Nouveau  Mexique  et  la  Mer 
glaciale.     Engraved  title,  2  maps  and  2  plates.     12°  call. 

G.  Erodelet :  LUrecht,  1697 
'I'lie  first  edition  of  the  second  part. 

1104  1Ien.\epin\     Nouveau  Voyage   d'un  Pais   plus   grand    que 

TEurope,  aves  les  reflections  des  enterprises  du  Sieur  de  la 
Salle,  sur  le  mines  de  St.  Barbe,  etc.,  dedi^  a  sa  Majeste 
Guillaum  II L  Enrichi  de  la  carte,  de  figures  expressives 
des  moeurs  et  manieres  de  vlvre  des  salvages,  de  la  prise 
de  Quebec,  etc.     Map  and  4  plates. 

A.  Schouten  :  Utrecht,  169S 
'J'liis  forms  the  third  series  of  Hennepin's  Travels. 

1105  Hennepin.     Another  copy.    12°  calf.  Utrecht,  169S 

Presentation  copy  to  William  III,  with  his  arms  stamped  in  gold  oi\ 
the  sides. 

1 106  Hennepin.   \"oyage  ou  Nouvelle  Decouverte  d'un  tres  grand 

Pais,  dans  I'Amerique  entre  le  Nouveau  Mexique  et  la  Mer 
glaciale.  Augmente  avec  un  voyage  qui  contient  une  relation 
exacte  de  I'origine,  etc.  des  Caraibes.  Faite  par  le  Sieur  de 
la  Borde.     Frontispiece,  map  and  plates.   12°  calf. 

J.  Desbordes :  Amsterdam,  1712 

1107  Hennepin.     Description  of  Louisiana.   Translated  from  the 

edition  of  1683,  and  compared  with   the   Nouvelle   Decou- 
verte, the  La  Salle  Documents  and  other  contemporaneous 
papers.     By  John  G.  Shea.     Map.     Royal  8°  paper,  uncut 
Limited  Edition.  New  Vork,  18S0. 

1 108  Head,  Barclay   V.      Department   of   coins   and   medals,    a 

guide  to  the  principal  gold  and  silver  coins  of  the  ancients. 
Photographs.     8^  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1881 

1109  Head,  Sir  Francis    B.     The    Emigrant.     Small   8°  boards, 

uncut.     (Broken.)  London,   1S47 

1 1 10  Hearne,  Samuel,     Journey  from  Prince  of  Wales'  Fort   in 

Hudson's  Bay,  to  the  Northern  Ocean,  in  the  years  1769, 
J770,  1771,  and  1772.  Map  and  plates,  4°  calf  (covers 
broken.)  London,  1795 


1,0  CATALOGUE. 

1 1 1 1  Heckewelder,  John.     Narrative  of  the  Mission  of  the  Uni- 

ted Brethren  among  the  Delaware  and  Mohegan  Indians, 
from  1740  to  1 80S.     Portrait.     8""  boards,  uncut. 

Phila.,  1820 

1 1 12  Henry,  Alexander.      Travels   and   Adventures   in    Canada 

and  the  Indian  Territories,  between  tlie  years  1760  and 
1776.     8*^  sheep.     (Portrait  missing.)  New  York,  1809 

1 1 13  IIenrv,  J.  J.     Account  of  Arnold's  Campaign  against  Que- 

bec, and  of  the  hardships  and  sufferings  of  that  band  of 
Heroes,  who  traversed  the  wildness  of  Maine,  from  Cam- 
bridge to  the  St.  Lawrence  in  1775.  iNlnp.  12°  cloth,  un- 
cut. Albany,  1877 

Mi4  Henri  IV.  Historic  prodigievse  d'vn  detestable  parricide 
entrepris  en  la  personne  du  roy  par  Pierre  Barriere  dit  la 
Barre,  et  comme  Sa  Majeste  en  fut  miraculeusement  gu^rie. 
Avec  I'extraict  du  proces  criminel  faict  audict  Barriere.  i6^ 
red  crushed  levant  morocco,  gilt  edges,  inside  border,  by 
DuRU.  S.  L.,  1594 

1115  Henri  IV.      Verone,  Francois  de .    Apologie    pour  Jehan 

Chastel  parlsien,  ex^cut^  i  mort,  et  pour  les  p^res  et  eschol- 
llers  de  la  socidt^  de  gesvs,  bannis  du  royaume  de  France. 
Contre  I'arrest  du  Parlement,  donn^  centre  eux  d  Paris,  le 
dccembre  29,  1594,  par  Fran(^ois  de  Verone.  12'' 
full  crimson  crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  inside  borders, 
gilt  edges,  by  Duru.  Paris,  1595 

A  beautiful  copy  of  a  scarce,  historical  tract,  relating  to  the  excom- 
munication of  Henry  de  Navarre  and  Henry  de  Valois. 

1116  Henri  IV.     Valois.     La  vie  et  Faites   notables    de    Henry 

de  Valois.  Maintenant  toute  au  long  sans  rien  requerir ; 
ou  sont  contenues  les  trahisons,  perfidies,  sacrileges,  exac- 
tions, cruautdz  et  hontes  de  cds  Hypocrite  ennemy  de  la 
Religion  Catholique.  Edition  seconde.  Several  leaves  in 
manuscript.     12°  calf,  gilt  edges. 

Chez  Didier  Millot :  Paris,  1689 

1 1 17  Heptameron  of  Margaret,  Queen  of  Navarre.      8   original 

etchings  by  Leopold  Flameng.     12°  cloth,  uncut.         Phila. 

iitS  Herbert's  Guide  to  London.  A  complete  Guide  to  the 
leading  hotels,  places  of  amusement,  etc. ;  —  Hotels  of  Eu- 
rope.    Numerous  illustrations.     2  vols,  royal  8°  cloth, 

London,  1885 
1119  Herezky,  Charles.     Canada  on  the  Pacific:   being   an   ac- 
count of  a  Journey  from  Edmonton  to  the    Pacific   by    the 
Peace  River  Valley ;  and  of   a  Winter   Voyage  along  the 
Western  Coast  of  the  Dominion.     Maps,     12°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1874 


CATALOGUE.  m 

ii:o  IIeriot,  George.  Travels  through  the  Canadas,  containuig 
a  Description  of  the  Picturesque  Scenery  on  some  of  the 
Rivers  and  Lakes ;  with  a  comparative  View  of  the  Man- 
ners and  customs  of  several  of  the  Indian  Nations  of  North 
and  South  America.  Fine  clean  copy,  with  colored  folding 
plates.     Royal  4°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1807 

1 121  Heriot.     Same.     Untinted  plates.     4°  half  morocco. 

London,  1S07 

1 122  He  She  It.     Egyptian  Court  Chronicle  B.  C.   1302,    a   vera- 

cious and  truthful  version,  preserved  and  translated  for 
general  use  by  the  peerless  Poet  Laureate,  of  his  late  Maj- 
esty Rhampsinnitt  III.  Imitation  sack-cloth  cover,  Icathcr- 
thong  clasp,  corroded  seal,  ragged  edge,  etc. 
11:3  i5cu:^*^6  a  rUsaige  du  Mans.  (Mark  and  name  of  Philippe 
Pigouchet.)  Ces  presentes  heures  a  lusaige  du  Mans  an 
long  sas  riens  require ;  furet  acheuees  Lan  Mil.  cincq  ces  Ic 
XXV.  jour  Dapuril  pour  Symon  Vostre  :  Libraire  demourat 
a  Paris ;  a  la  rue  neufue  nostre  dame,  a  lenseigne  sainct 
lehan  leuangeliste.  On  vellum,  lacking  i  leaf,  gothic 
letter,  with  17  large  full-page  cuts  and  several  hundred 
vignettes  in  the  borders,  including  a  superb  series  of  the 
Dance  of  Death,  in  1^9  cuts  (several  times  repeated).  12^ 
russia.  Paris,  1500 

A  very  nice  example  of  the  Press  of  Philippe  Pigouchet,  with  cxcrp- 
tionally  bright,  clean  impressions  of  the  ornamental  borders  and  wood- 
cuts, and  uncolored,  witli  seven  leaves  of  MS.  in  a  contemporary 
hand. 

It 24  ^curcs  a  rUsage  de  Reims.  Colophon  of  Guillaumc  God- 
ard,  and  border :  Heures  a  lusaige  de  Reims  tout  du  long 
sans  riens  requerir.  Imprimees  a  Paris  par  Guillaume 
Anabat  demourant  en  la  rue  Sainct  Jehan  de  Beaunais  pres 
les  escoles  de  decrct  en  lenseigne  des  conis.  With  wood- 
cuts (uncolored)  and  above  200  beautiful  woodcut  borders. 
12°  vellum.  (Paris,  1520) 

Very  rare  Book  of  Hours,  printed  entirely  on  Vellu.nj. 

1 125  Hevlv.v,  Peter.     Mikrocosmus.     A  Little  Description  of  the 

Great  World.     Fifth  edition.     Thick  small  4°  old  calf. 

O.xford,  1631 

1 126  Hevwood,  Thomas.     The  Hierarchic  of  the  blessed  Angells. 

their  names,  orders  and  offices,  etc.  Engraved  title  and 
plates.  (Contains  reference  to  Shakespeare.)  Folio,  old 
calf.  London,  1635 

1127  Heywood.     Life  of  Merlin,  surnamed  Ambrosius ;  his  Pro- 

phecies and  Predictions  interpreted,  and  the  Truth  made 
good  by  our  English  Annalls.  Being  a  Chronologicall  His- 
tory of  all  the  Kings,  and  memorable  Passages  of  this 
Kingdome.  The  scarce  first  edition,  with  a  portrait  of 
Merlin  by  Hollar.     Small  4°  half  calf.  London,  1641 


112  CATALOGUE. 

1 123  l^moik^,  ^kxavibtinm.  In  Auteos  versus  Pbythagorae. 
Ad  Nicolaum  Pontificem  V  Aurispae  in  Hieroclem  prae- 
fatio  .  *  .  Ilieroclis  philosopbi  Stoici  et  sanctissimi  in 
aureos  versus  Pythagorae  opusculum  praestantissimum  et 
religioni  Chiistianae  consentaneurn  incipit.  Small  4°  calf. 
BartholomcEUS  de  Val  de  Zoccho  :  Patavii,  1474 

T.ptrio  Pkinceps,  A  beautiful  copv,  with  the  signatures, which  are 
printed  so  low  that  they  are  usually  cut  oil.  From  the  libiary  of  the 
Duke  of  Sussex,  with  his  book  plate. 

11^9  ^icronnmus,  S.  Liber  Vitas  Patru  Sancti  Hieronynii  s'ln 
alphab'eti  ordinc  bene  registratus.  Slack  £fUcr,  printed 
in  single  columns  on  375  leaves.  Thick  folio,  in  the  ori- 
ginal oak  covers,  edges  entirely  unttimmed. 
I  mpressus  per  Johanne  Zainer  in  Opido  Ulm,  s.  d.(^Circa,  1474) 
A  beautiful  example  from  Zainer's  press  in  an  excellent  state  of 
preservation,  with  full  margins,  rubricated  in  red  and  blue  throughout, 
with  a  beautifully  executed  ornamental  capital  and  large  floriated  bol- 
der on  the  first  leaf  of  the  text,  and  several  smaller  ornamental  borders 
and  initials  throughout  the  work. 

1130  lIiND,    Henry   Youle.     North   West   Territory.     Report   of 

Progress,  together  with  a  preliminary  and  general  report  on 
the  Assinnibone  and  Saskatchewan  Exploring  Expedition, 
niade  under  instructions  from  the  provincial  secretary. 
Maps.     Imperial  8°  half  russia.  'J'oronto,  1859 

1131  Hind.     I^ssay  on  the  Insects  and  Diseases  injurious  to  the 

Wheat  Crop.     Illustrations.     8'^  cloth.  Toronto,  1857 

1 13-'   lliNSDALK,  B.  A.     The  Old  Northw-est,  with   a  view   of  the 

thirteen    colonics    as   constituted   by  tlie   Royal   Charters. 

Map.     8°  cloth.  New  York,  1888 

1133  lliPPOCRATis   Coi.     De    Natunv,  'Pemporum    anni,  et  aeris 

irregulariun\  constilutionum  proprijs,  hominis  omnium 
letatum  morbis  'Pheoria.     12"  old  calf.     (Covers  broken.) 

Francofurti,  1569 

1 134  MisToiKE  des   Grandes  Families  I'ranraises  du  Canada,  ou 

Aperru  sur  le  Chevalier  Benoist  et  quelques  families  con- 
temporaines.  Maps  and  numerous  portraits,  some  inserted, 
I'v  Father  Daniel,  with  description  of  the  plates  in  his 
writing.     8°  half  morocco.  Montreal,  1S67 

1135  IIisToiRE  des  Moeurs  et  du  Costume  des  Franrais  dans  le 

dixhuitieme  siccle.  Texte  par  Restif  de  la  Bretonne,  revu 
et  corrige  par  Charles  Brunet,  Preface  par  Anatole  de 
Montaiglon.  14  fine  large  plates  from  designs  by  Freude- 
berg.     Atlas  folio,  paper.  Paris,  1876 

1 136  PIiSTOiRE  de  la  Navigation,  son  commencement,  son  progre's, 

et  ses  decouvertes  jusqu'a  present.  Avec  Catalogue  des 
meilleurs  Livres  de  Voyages,  et  le  caractcre  de  leurs 
.\nteurs.     2   vols.  12'^  calf,  Paris,  1722 


CATALOGUE.  113 

1IJ7  Historical  Collections  of  the  most  memorable  Accidents, 
and  tragicall  Massacres  of  France,  under  the  reij^^ns  of 
Henry  I,  Francis  H,  Charles  IX,  Henrj'  HI,  Henry  IVnow 
living.  Containing  all  the  troubles  therein  happened,  durin;^ 
the  said  Kings  times,  untill  this  present  yeare,  159S. 
Translated  out  of  French  into  English.     Folio,  old  calf. 

Imprinted  by  Thomas  Creede  :  London,  1598 
Contains  an  original  and  full  account  of  the  Massacre  of  St.  Bartho- 
lomew. 

113S  History  of  the  Five  Wise  Philosophers;  or,  the  wonderful 
Relation  of  the  Life  of  Jehosaphat,  the  Hermit.  24°  half 
calf.  Printed  on  Old  London  Bridge  :  London,  1704 

1 139  History  of  the  Hebrew  Monarchy,  from  the  Administration 
of  Samuel  to  the  Babylonish  Captivity.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London, 1847 

J 140  History  of  the  Late  War;  or,  Annual  Register  of  its  rise, 
progress  and  events  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africa  and  America. 
Portraits  and  maps.     8"  sheep.  London,  1764 

1141  HocHELAGA  Depicta.     The  early  History  and  present   State 

of  the  City  and  Island  of  Montreal.  By  Newton  Bosworth. 
Numerous  maps  and  engravings.  F"ine  copy  of  the  rare 
lirst  edition.     12^  cloth,  uncut.  Montreal,  1839 

1 142  HocHELAGA  Dcpicta.     Fine  copy  of  the  second  edition,  with 

33  extra  illustrations  laid  in.     12''  cloth.         Montreal,  1846 

1143  HocHELAGA  Depicta.     Another  copy.     3  plates  missing.   12' 

cloth.  Montreal,  1846 

1144  HoDGiNS,  J.  G.     (Geography  and  History  of  British  America, 

and  of  the  other  colonies  of  the  empire.  Illustrations. 
Square  16°  cloth.  '  Toronto,  1S57 

1145  Holbein,  Hans.     The  Dances  of  Death  through  the  various 

Stages  of  Human  Life.  Exhibited  in  46  copper  plates  done 
from  the  original  designs.  Etched  by  D.  Deuchar.  With 
text  in  French  and  English.     Small  4^.  London,  1803 

A  line  copy  bound  in  old  blue  morocco  extra,  tooled  sides  and  back,  with 
the  Royal  Crest  and  Arms  of  George  J II. 

1 1 46  Holbein.  LeTriomphedelamort,  grave'e  d'apre's  lesdesseins 

originaux  de  Holbein,  par  Chre'tien  de  Mechel.  48  fine 
copper  plates.  Square  i6''  sumptuously  bound  by  Cape  in 
full  crimson  crushed  levant  morocco,  with  a  fine  medallion 
on  the  sides,  gilt  edges.  Basle,  1780 

1147  Holbein.     L' Alphabet  de  la  Mort  de   Hans  Holbein.     En- 

ture  de  bordures  du  XVIe  si^cle  et  suivic  d'anciennc. 
jioemes  franrdis  sur  le  sujet  des  trois  mors  et  des  trois  vis 
publics  par  Anafole  de  Montaiglon.  Illustrated  borders. 
8°  paper,  uncut.  J'aris,  1856 


114  CATALOGUE. 

1 1 13  Holbp:in.  La  Danse  des  Morts  dessignce  par  Hans  Holbein, 
^rave'e  sur  picne  par  Joseph  Schlotthaucr,  explique'e  par  H. 
Fortoul.  53  plates,  India  proofs.  Square  iG^  paper,  un- 
cut. Paris. 

I  !  ]<)  HoLGAi  i;,  J.  B.  Atlas  of  American  History  on  a  novel  plan, 
]ircsenting  at  one  view,  the  most  important  events  in  the 
lii story  of  the  country,  from  its  discovery  by  Columbus 
down  to  the  present  time,  18-12.     Atlas  4"  half  roan. 

Philadelphia,  1S.1.2 

1 150  [HoLi-ixGswoKTH,  S.]     Present  State  of  Nova  Scotia,  with  a 

Brief  Account  of  Canada,  and  the  British  Islands  on  the 
Coast  of  North  America.  Map.  I'ine  uncut  copy.  8" 
boards,  uncut,  (cover  broken).  Edinburgh,  17S7 

1151  Holmes,  Abiel.     American  Annals;  or  a   clironological   His- 

tory of  America,  from  its  Discovery  in  1492  to  1S06.  With 
additions  and  corrections  by  the  Author.  Maps.  2  vols. 
S°  sheep.  London,  1813 

1152  Home  Book  of  Poetry.     A  compilation  of   Poetry   from   the 

best  English  and  American  Poets.  Compiled  by  Dana 
Estcs.  With  22  illustrations  on  steel.  Small  4°  elegantly 
bound  in  full  olive  polished  levant  morocco  super-extra, 
back  and  sides  richly  tooleil,  broad  gilt  morocco  inside  bor- 
ders, gilt  edges.  Boston,  1S81 

1153  Homer.     Iliad; — Odyssey.       With  the  Hynms,  Epigrams, 

and  Battle  of  the  Frogs  and  Mice.  Literally  translated, 
with  explanatory  Notes,  by  T.  A.  Buckley.  Portrait.  2 
vols.  12°  cloth,  uncut.  Bohn  :  London,  1876-78 

I  154  HoiNiER.  Odyssey.  Translated  by  Alexander  Pope.  Frontis- 
pieces.    2  vols.   18°  cloth.  Philadelphia,  1S45 

1155  Homes  of  American  Authors:  comprising  anecdotal,    person- 

al and  descriptive  sketches  by  various  writers.  Steel 
plates.     8°  cloth.  New  York,  1S57 

1156  Hone,  William.     I'opular   \\'orks  ;   Every-Day   Book  ;  Tablc- 

liook,  and  Vear-Book.  With  500  woodcuts  of  old  buildings, 
customs,  remarkable  characters,  curiosities,  etc.  4  vols.  8*^ 
half  calf,  gilt.  London. 

1157  Hoxe.     Three  trials  of  William  Hone,  for    publishing    three 

parodies,  viz.:  "The  late  John  Wilkes'  Catechism,''  the 
"  Political  Litany,"  and  the  "  Sinecurist's  Creed  ;  "  on  three 
ex-oihcio  informations  at  Guildhall,  London,  on  December 
1S-19-20,  1817.     8°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1S18 

115S  Horace,  the  Immaculate  Horace.  Quintus  Horatius  Flaccus. 
12°  very  tine  copy  in  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Rivie're. 

R.  Foulis  :  Glasguae,  1744 
The  celebrated  immaculate  eduion.     The  sheets,  as  they  were  printed 
were  hung  up  in  the  College  of  Glasgow,  and  a  reward  offered   to  any 
who  should  discover  an  inaccuracy. 


CATALOGUE.  115 

1 1 59  Horace.    Works  of.    Translated  literally  into  English  prose, 

by  C.  Smart,  and  revised  with  notes  by  T.  A.  Buckley.  Por- 
trait.    12°  cloth,  uncut.  Bohn  :  London,  1872 

1160  HoPF,  Thomas.     Costume  of  the    Ancients.     New   edition, 

with  32 1  plates.    2  vols,  royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.     London,  1875 

1 101   HoRNius,    Georgius.       De     Originibus    Americanis,     libri 

quatuor.     Fine  copy.      16°  full  morocco  e.xtra,  gilt  edges, by 

Hayday.  Hague  Comitis,  1652 

1 162  [FIoRNor,     Ant.]       Anecdotes    Ame'ricaines,    ou    Histoire 

abrege'e  des  principau.\  evenements  arrive's  dans  le  nouveau 
monde,  depuis  sa  decouverte  jusqu'a  I'epogue  pre'senle. 
.Small  8^  calf.  '  Paris,  1771) 

1163  HoTTEN,  J.   C.     'I'he   Original  Lists  of  Persons   who   went 

from  Great  Britain  to  the  American  Plantations,  1 600-1 700. 
4°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S74 

1164  HoTTEX.     Abyssinia  and  its  People;  or  Life  in  the  Land  of 

Prester  John.     Map  and  colored  illustrations.     8^  cloth. 

London,  1S6S 

1 165  HovEv,  C.  ^\.     Fruits  of  America,  containing  richly  colored 
.figures,   and  full  descriptions  of  all  the  choicest  varieties 

cultivated  in  the  United  States.  84  richly  colored  plates. 
Imperial  8°  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  New  York,  1853 
iiC)C)  HowLAND,  Edward.  Annals  of  North  America,  being  a 
concise  account  of  the  important  events  in  the  United 
States,  and  the  British  Province,  and  Mexico,  from  their 
discovery  down  to  the  present  time,  1492-1876.  Illustra- 
tions.    S°  half  morocco.  Hartford,  1877 

1 167  HovM.    Vie  de  Charles-Henry  Comte  de  Hoym,  ambassadeur 

de  Saxe-Pologne  en  France  et  ce'lebre  amateur  de  livres, 
1694-1736.  Publie'e  par  la  Societe  des  Bibliophiles  P'ran- 
(^■ois.  Illustrated  with  a  line  portrait,  etched  fronttispiece, 
vignettes  and  illuminated  plates  of  bindings.  Large  paper. 
2  vols.  4°  paper,  uncut.  Techener  :   Paris,  1880 

Only  a  limited  number  oi  copies  printed  for  members  of  the  Societe 
des  l-Jibliophiles. 

1168  HovM.     Encore  deux  Cartons  du  Comte  de  Hoym.     Lettre 

a  Monsieur  le  Baron  Je'rome  Vichon,  president  de  l.i 
Socie'td  B.  F.  par  C.  S.  de  Sahr.     Large  4*^  paper. 

Dresde,   1S70 

iifq  HovM.  Catalogus  Librorum  Bibliothecae  illustrissimi  viii 
Carol!  Henrici,  Comitis  Hoym,  Digestus  et  descriptus  a 
Gabriele  ^fartin,  Bibliopala  Parisiensi.  Priced  in  ink.  S'"" 
calf.  i'arisiis,  173.S 

1170  Hudson's  Bay  Company.  Notices  on  the  Claims  of  the 
Hudson's  B.ay  Company,  and  the  Conduct  of  its  adversa- 
ries,    8°  boards.  Montreal,  18 17 


]i6  CATALOGUE. 

1172  llfJDSON's  Bay  Company,     British  and  American  Joint.  Com- 

mission for  the  settlement  of  the  claims  of  the  Hudson's 
Buy  and  Piiget's  Sound  Agricultural  Companies.  Memorial 
arid  Argument,  Claiment's  Evidence.  2  vols.  8'^  half  mo- 
rocco. Montreal,  186S 

1173  Hudson's  Bay.     Returns  to  Parliament,   16  March,    1857, 

giving  copies  of  Charters,  Leases  or  other  documents  under 
which  Hudson's  Bay  Company  claim  title  to  the  Hudson's 
Bay  Territory,  or  any  maps  relating  thereto  in  the  possession 
of  the  Government.  (Historical  Treatise  written  by 
Da\v£>on.)     8°  paper.  Ottawa. 

1 1 74  Hudson's  Bay.     Jordon's  Report  of  the  Hudson's  Bay  Expe- 

dition of  1886;  —  British  North  America,  Hudson's  Bay 
and  Manitoba  Acts,  1867,  etc,     4  pamphlets. 

1 175  Hugo,  Victor.     Les    Miserables.      Original  edition.     Num- 

erous illustrations.  5  vols,  imperial  8°  half  crimson 
morocco.  Paris. 

1 176  HuLME,  F.  E,     A  Series  of  Sketches  from  Nature  of  Plant 

Form.     66  finely  colored  plates.     Small  folio,  cloth. 

London,  1868 

1177  Humboldt,  Alexander  de.     Examen  Critique  de  I'Histoire 

de  la  Geographie  du  Nouveau  Continent,  et  des  progres 
de  I'Astronomie  Nautique  aux  quinzieme  et  siezieme  siccles. 
Maps.     5  vols.  8°  half  morocco.  Paris,  1839 

117S  Humphreys,  Noel.  Masterpieces  of  the  Medieval  Printers 
and  Engravers  ;  a  Series  of  72  plates  of  absolue  l'\icsimiles 
from  Rare  and  Curious  Books  ;  Consisting  of  Illustrative 
Devices,  Beautiful  Borders,  Decorative  Initials,  Printers' 
Marks,  Elaborate  Title-Pages,  etc.,  each  subject  accom- 
panied by  a  full  description.     Folio,  cloth.       London,  1870 

Comprised  with  others  in  the  above  work  will  be  found  a  great 
variety  of  remarkable  deigns  by  Wohlgemuth,  Durer,  Eurgmair, 
Cranach,  Jerome,  Kesch,  Hans  Schaeufelein  of  Nordlingen,  Josse  de 
Negkher,  and  others. 

1 179  Hunt,  Leigh.     The    Liberal:  Verse  and   Prose   from  the 

South.  First  edition.  2  vols,  in  1,  8"  half  calf.  (Cover 
broken.)  London,  1822-23 

1 180  Hunter,  W.  S.     Ottawa  Scenery.     Map  and  14  lithographic 

plates,  with  descriptions.     Small  folio,  cloth. 

Ottawa  City,  1855 

1181  [IIuske,  John.]    Present  State  of  North  America  :  I, 'I'he  Dis- 

coveries, Rights  and  Possessions  of  Great  Britain  ;  II,  The 
Discoveries,  Rights  and  Possessions  of  France;  III,  En- 
croachments and  Depredations  of  the  French  upon  his 
Majesty's  M'erritories  in  North  America,  in  Times  when 
I'eace  subsisted  in  Europe  between  the  Two  Crowns,  etc. 
Small  S°  half  morocco  extra,  uncut,  gilt  top,    London,  1755 


CATALOGUE.  117 

11S2  Houston,  J.  Repertoire  National,  ou  recucil  de  littt'rature 
Canadienne.     4  vols.  8°  mottled  sheep.     Montreal,  1848-50 

1183  Hunter,  John  D.     Memoirs  of  a  Captivity  among  the  Ind- 

ians of  North  America  from  childhood  to  the  age  of  nine- 
teen, with  anecdoties  descripti\'e  of  their  manners  and 
customs.     Portrait.     8>°  boards,  uncut.  ]-ondon,  i8?3 

1184  Hunter.     Another  copy.     l*ortrait.     8°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  iS.'4 

1185  Hutchinson,  'I'homas.     History  of  Massachusetts,  from  the 

Settlement  thereof  in  1628  to  1774.  Vols.  1  and  2,  thir.l 
edition,  Salem,  1795;  vol.  3,  with  preface,  London,  1828. 
With  index  to  Persons  and  Places  mentioned  in  Hutchin- 
son's History,  by  J.  W.  Thornton,  laid  in.  3  vols.  8*^  sheep 
and  half  morocco. 

1156  Hutton,  Rev.  U.  H.     Simon  de  Montfort  and  his  Cause, 

1 251-1266.  I'A'tracts  from  the  writings  of  Robert  of  Glou- 
cester, Matthew  Paris,  William  Rishanger,  Thomas  of 
Wykes,  etc,  etc.     fllustrations.     12"  cloth,  uncut. 

New  York,  18SS 

1 157  TEKRVlLLi;.  VoVACE  D'lberville  ;— Les  Exploits  D'iber- 
J^      ville,  par  Edmond  Rousseau;  —  DTberville,  ou  le  Jean- 

liart  Canadien  et  la  P.aie  D'Hudson.     3  pamphlets, 

Montreal  and  Quebec,  1868-SS 

I  iSS  Imi'artiai.  History  of  the  T^ate  Glorious  War,  from  its  Com- 
mencement to  its  Conclusion  ;  containing  an  exact  Account 
of  the  Battles  and  Sea  Engagements,  together  witli  other 
remarkable  transactions,  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africa  and  Amei- 
ica.     8'^  old  calf.  Manchester,  176:1 

11S9  Impartial  History  of  the  War  in  America  between  Great 
Britain  and  her  Colonies,  from  its  commencement  to  the 
end  of  the  year  1779.  .Map.  (Plates  missing.)  8°  sheep, 
(i  cover  missing.)  London,  1780 

1 190  Independent  Reflector;   or  Weekly  Essays  on  sundry  im- 

portant subjects;  many  particularly  adapted  to  the  Province 
of  New  York.  Nos.  i  to  51,  Dec.  1752,  to  Nov.  22,  1753; 
—  Occasional  Reverberator,  Nos.  i,  2,  3,  4,  Sept. -Oct., 
1753.     Folio,  sheep. 

Printed  (until  tyrannically  suppressed),  New  York,  17 '■,3 
Written  by  William  Smith,  Chief  Justice  of  New  York, and  William 
J.ivingston,  (iovernor  of  New  Jersey.     With  autograph  and  book-plate 
of  William  Smith. 

1 191  Indians.     Rapport  des  Missions  dans  le  diocese  de  Quebec, 

de  1839  a  1874.     Complete  series.     21  vols.  12°  paper. 

Quebec. 

Contains  valualilr-  inforuiation  on  ;he  customs,  language,  etc.,  of  the 
Indians. 


i.S  CATALOGUE. 

1192  Indians.  French  and  Indian  Cruelty  exemplified  in  the 
Life  and  various  Viscissitudes  of  Fortune  of  Peter  William- 
son ;  containing  a  particular  Account  of  the  Manners, 
Customs  and  Dress  of  the  Savages :  of  their  scalpings,_ 
burnings,  and  other  barbarities,  committed  on  the  English 
in  North  America,  during  his  residence  among  them.  Being 
at  8  years  of  age,  stolen  from  his  parents,  and  sent  to  Penn- 
sylvania, where  he  was  sold  as  a  slave,  etc.  Written  b\' 
himself.  Contains  an  original  account  of  the  battle  and 
capture  of  Oswego.     Small  8°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  1759 

1 1 9-;  Indians.  Narrative  of  the  Life  of  Mrs.  Mary  Jemison,  who 
was  taken  by  the  Indians,  in  1775,  when  only  twelve  years 
of  age,  and  has  continued  to  live  amongst  them  to  the 
present  time.  Containing  account  of  the  iNIurder  of  her 
J'ather  and  his  Family.  Ey  ].  E.  Seaver.  16°  boards, 
uncut.  London,  iS2(y 

1191  Indians.  Narrative  of  the  Captivity  of  Mrs.  Johnson  ;  con- 
taining an  account  of  her  sufferings,  during  four  years,  with 
the  Indians  and  French.     12''  sheep.        \Vindsor,  Vt.,  1814 

T195  Indians.  Mission  de  la  Colombie  ;  Lcttre  et  Journal  de 
M.  J.  B.  Z.  Bolduc.     8°  paper.  Quebec,  1843 

Willi  an  appendix  on  the  tchinouc  and  sneeomus  languages. 

1 196  Indians.     Remarks  concerning  the  Ojibway  Indians,  by  one 

of  themselves  called  Maungwudas,  who  has  been  travelling 
in  England,  France,  Belgium,  Ireland  and  Scotland.  8^ 
half  roan.  Leeds,  1847 

1 197  Indians.       Etudes    Philologiques    sur    quelques     Langues 

Sauvages  de  I'Ame'rique,  par  N.  O. ;  —  Jugement  errone  de 
M.  Ernest  Renan  sur  les  Langues  Sauvages.     2  pamphlets. 

Montreal,  1870 
1 19S  Indians.     Sketches  of  the  past  and  present  condition  of  the 
Indians    of    Canada;  —  Jugement    errone    de    M,   Ernest 
Renan  sur  les  Langues  Sauvages  ;  —  Language  and  Con- 
quest.    4  pamphlets. 

1199  Indians.     Sabbath  among  the  Tuscarora  Indians.     Frontis- 

piece.  16°  boards.  (ilasgow,  1819 

1200  Indians.     Tliird  Annual    Report     of    the    Regents  of   tlie 

[Tniversity  on  the  condition  of  the  historical  and  antiqua^ 
rian  Collection  connected  with  the  State  Cabinet  of  Nat- 
ural History.     Plates.     S  cloth.  Albany,  1850 

1201  Indians.     The  Christian  Indian  ;    or,  Times  of  the  first  set- 

tlers,    is"  lialf  morocco.  New  York,  1825 


CATALOGUE.  119 


INDIAN  LANGUAGES. 

1202  Indians.     Crce    Hymn    Book    for     the    use    of   Chjistian 

Indians    in    the    ^lissions    of  liie    Wesleyan    Missionary 
Society  in  N.  W.  America.     16°  roan.  London. 

1203  Indians.    Crce.    D.  L.  Moody.    Os  Kukaswawina.  (his  Ser- 

mons.)    Translated  into  the  Language  of  the  Crec  Indians 
by  O.  German.     12^  paper.  Toronto. 

1J04  Indians.  jNIohawk.  The  Gospel  according  to  St.  John  in  the 
Mohawk  and  English  Languages.     16°  sheep.         London. 

1:05  Indians.     The   same.    iG'' sheep.  New 'N'ork,  iSu 

1^06  Indians.  ISIunccy.  Collection  of  Hymns  in  Muncey  and 
English,  translated  by  Charles  Ilalfnioon.     j6°  cloth. 

'J'oronto,  iS;4 

1J07  Indians.  Onedia.  Collection  of  Hynnis  in  the  Onedia  Lan- 
guage for  the  Use  of  Native  Christians,  translated  by 
kev.  A.  W.  Sickles.     16°  sheep.  Toronto,  1S55 

i:o3  Indians.  Sauteux.  Principes  de  la  Langue  des  Sauvages 
appeles  Sauteux.     12°  cloth.  Quebec,  1839 

1J09  Indians.  Ojibway,  Oodahnuhmcah'.vinc  Nuhguhmoowinun. 
8^  sheep.  Toronto,  1S56 

1210  Indians.     Algonquin.     Aiamie    Tipadjimosin    !Masinaigan. 

2  vols,  in  I,  16°  half  morocco.  Montreal,  1859 

1211  Indians.     Chinook.     Dictionary  of    the  Chinook  Jargon,  or 

Indian    Trade  Language  of   the  North  Pacific  Coast.     8'^ 
paper. 

1212  Indians.     Vakama  Cathecism.     16^  paper. 

1213  Indians.     Ojibway.      Collection   of   Ojibway   and    I>nglish 

Hymns.     Translated  by  Rev.  Peter  Jones.     16^^  cloth. 

Toronto,  1077 

1214  Indians.     Iroquois.     Kaiatonsera  lonteienstrakwa  Kaiaton- 

serase.     Illustrations.     8°  boards.  Montreal,  1873 

1215  Indians.     Micmac.      First    Reading    Book  in    the    English 

Language,     16°  boards.  Halifax,  1S75 

12  16  Indians,  Cree  Testament ; —  Chimin  de  la  Croix  ;  —  Fir^t 
Reading  Book,  Micmac  I^anguage,  etc.     4  vols. 

1217  Indians.     Mohawk.     Oo  Meyoo    Achemowin    S.Matthew; 

— Meyoo-Achemowin  niena  Numoweya  Pa-Petossayimowuk: 
—  Series  of  Catechisms,  etc.     6  vols,  12°. 

12 18  Indians.     Mohawk.     MesahOowh  Menwahyemoowin  Kahe- 

nahjenood  owh  St.  Matthew,     8°  boards,    York,  U.  C,  183 1 

1 2 19  Indians,     Otchipwe,     Dictionary  of  the  Otchipwe  Language 

explained   in    English,     Part   II,    Otchipwe    English.      By 
Bishop  Baraga.     8°  paper,  uncut,  Montreal,  iSSi 


I20  CATALOGUE. 

1220  [Ingersol,  C.  J.]     Inchiquin,  the   Jesuit's  Letters,  during  a 
late  residence  in  the  United  States  of  America.     8^  cloth. 

New  York,  1810 
I2JI    Invasion  dii  Canada.     Collection  de  Memoires  recueillies  et 
an  note's,  par  TAbbc  Vcrrcau.     2  vols.  S'^  paper,  uncut. 

Montreal,  1873 
izz2   Invasion  du  Canada  et  Siege  de  Quebec  en  1775-76,  par  L. 
P.  Turcotte  ;  —  Centennaire  de  I'Assaut  de  Quebec,  par  les 
Americaius,  31  Dc'cenibie,  1775.     2  pamphlets,  uncut. 

(Quebec,  1S76 

1223  Invasion  of   Canada,  1775.     Journal    of   Isaac  Senter,  Sur- 
■   geon  to  the  troops  on  a  secret  expedition  against  Quebec  ; 

—  Le  Siege  du  Fort  dc  St.  Jean  en  1775.  par  Huot ;  —  Nar- 
ration de  I'Exchange  des  Prisonniers  faits  au  Cedres  pen- 
dant le  guerre  Anie'ricaine  de  1775  ; —  Journal  des  Opera- 
lions,  de  rArmc'e  Americaine  lors  de  I'invasion  du  Canada 
en  1775,  par  Badeaux,  etc.     5  paniphleis. 

1224  Invkntairl:   de  la  Bibliothcque  du  Roi  Charles  VI,  fait  au 

Louvre  en  1423,  par  odre  du  Regent,  Due  de  Bedford. 
'I'hick  royal  8"  beautifully  bound  by  Lorfic  in  full  crimson 
crushed  levant  morocco,  lillets  on  back  and  sides,  inside 
Ijordcrs,  gilt  edges,  arms  of  the  Comtc  de  Ris,  in  centre. 

Pour  la  Socicte'  des  Bibliophiles:  Paris,  1S67 
(iKANi)  Paf-ikr  ok  HoiJ.ANiii;.     Only  25  copies  printed  for 
the  members  of  the  Society. 

1225  Ireland,    Alexander.       The    Ilouk    Lover's      Enchiridon  ; 

Thoughts  on  the  Solace  and  Companionship  of  Books,  and 
t<')pics  incidental  thereto.  Third  edition,  with  large  addi- 
tions and  3  illustrations.  Larce  paper.  Thick  8°  full 
crushed  levant  morocco,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top.    T-ond.,  1883 

1226  Ireland.     Another  copy,  for  Illustration,  with  three  titles. 

Large  J'Aper.     Thick  small  4°  paper,  uncut.  London,  188S 

1227  Ireland,  Samuel.     Miscellaneous  Papers  and   Legal  Instru- 

ments under  the  Hand  and  Sea!  of  William  Shakespeare, 
including  the  tragedy  of  King  Lear,  and  a  small  fragment 
of  Hamlet,  from  original  MSS.     Plate.     8"  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1796 
122S  [Ireland,  W.  II.]  Memoirs  of  Jeanne  d'Arc,  surnamed  la 
Pucelle  d'Orleans,  with  the  History  of  her  times.  Portrait 
on  India  paper,  colored  frontispiece  and  2  plans.  2  vols, 
roval  8°  half  polished  levant  morocco  extra,  uncut  edges, 
giit  tops,  by  Riviere.  London,  1S24 

Large  paper.     Very  tine  copy. 

1229  Irish  New  Testament.     12°  sheep.  London,  1830 

1230  Italian  Scenery.     43  large  and  fine  litho2;raphic  views,  by 

Wenzel.     India  proofs.    No  text.    Atlas  folio,  half  morocco. 


CATALOGUE.  ,  121 

1331      JACKSON  and   Chatto.      Treatise   on    Wood-Engraving, 

J      Historical  and  Practical,     Second  edition,  with  a  New 

Chapter  on  the  Artists  of  the  Present  Day,  by    H.    (I. 

Bohn.     445  wood-engravings.     Royal  8°  half  morocco,  gilt 

top.  London. 

1333  Jackson,  J.  C.     How  to  treat    the    Sick   without   Medicine. 

Portrait.     12"  cloth.  Dansville,  N.  Y.,  1874 

1333  James,  Charles.     New  and  Enlarged  Military  Dictionary,  or 

Alphabetical  Explanation  of  Technical  Terms.     S°  calf. 

London,  1S05 

1334  James,  Edwin.     Account  of  an  Expedition  from  Pittsburg  to 

the  Rocky  Mountains,  performed  in  1819-20.  By  J.  C. 
Calhoun,  under  the  command  of  Major  S.  IL  Long.  Com- 
piled from  the  notes  of  Major  Long.  Map  and  plates, 
some  colored.     3  vols.  8°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1833 

1235  James,  Thomas.  Dangerous  Voyage  of  Capt.  Thomas 
James,  in  his  intended  discovery  of  a  North  West  Passage 
into  the  South  Sea.  Second  edition.  JNLtp.  Eine  copy. 
8°  full  sprinkled  calf,  gilt  edges.  London,  1740 

1336  James,  William.  Full  and  Correct  Account  of  the  Military 
Occurrences  of  the  late  War  between  Great  Britain  and  the 
United  States  of  America.  With  an  Appendix.  Maps.  2 
vols.  8°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1818 

1237  Janson,  C.  W.  The  Stranger  in  America,  containing  obser- 
vations made  during  a  long  residence  in  that  country,  on 
the  genius,  manners,  and  customs  of  the  people  of  the 
United  States.     With  scarce  colored  plates.     4°  calf. 

London,  1807 

123S  Janzi5,  a.  de.  Les  Financiers  D'Autrefois.  Fermiers  Gen- 
eraux.     8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1886 

1239  [Jenks,  William.]     Memoir  of  the  Northern  Kingdom,  writ- 

ten in  six  letters  to  his  son.  By  Williamson  Jahnsenykes. 
8°  half  roan.  Quebeck,  1901  (1808) 

1240  Jefkerys,    Thomas.     Voyages  from   Asia   to    America   for 

completing  the  discoveries  of  the  North-west  coast  of  Amer- 
ica, to  which  is  prefixed  a  summary  of  the  Voyages  made 
by  the  Russians  on  the  Frozen  Sea,  in  search  of  the  North- 
east Passage,  serving  as  an  explanation  of  a  map  of  the 
Russian  Discoveries,  published  by  the  Academy  of  Science 
at  Petersburgh.  Second  edition.  Also  Map  inserted  show-ing 
the  track  of  Capt.  Daring.    4°  mottled  calf.     London,  1764 

1241  Jefp'ervs.     Voyages  from  Asia  to  America,   for   completing 

the  Discoveries  of  the  North-west  coast  of  America,  to 
Vvhich  is  prefixed  a  summary  of  the  Voyages  made  by  the 
Russians  on  the  Frozen  Sea,  in  search  of  the  North-east 
Passage.     4'^  calf.  London,  1764 


122  CATALOGUE. 

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1243  Jeffervs.  History  of  Kamtschatka,  by  James  Grieve, 
Gloucester,  1764; — The  Great  Probability  of  a  North-west 
Passage,  by  Thomas  Jefifery,  London,  176S.  Bound  to- 
gether.    Maps  and  plates.     4°  calf.  London,  1764-68 

1J43  JcFFERYs.  Natural  and  Civil  History  of  the  French  Domin- 
ions in  North  and  South  America,  together  with  the  relig- 
ion, government,  genius,  character,  manners  and  customs  of 
the  Indians  and  other  inhabitants.  Fine  cop)',  with  18 
maps  and  plans.     Folio,  calf.  London,  1760 

iJ-H  Jkffervs.  History  of  the  British  Dominions  in  North 
America;  from  the  first  discovery  of  that  vast  continent  by 
Sebastian  Cabot,  1497,  to  its  present  glorious  establishment 
as  confirmed  by  the  late  treaty  of  Peace.  1763.  4°  old 
calf.  London,  1773 

1JI5  JEXXiXG.s,  David.  Jewish  Antiquities.  8"  half  morocco,, 
red  edges.  London,  1825' 

i..'.|6  Jesse,  Capt.  Life  of  Cieorge  J]runiuiell,  Esq.,  commonly 
called  Beau  Brummell.  Frontispiece.  2  vols.  S°  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  1844 

Original  edilioii,  wilh  tlie  set  ofjci)lored  plates  from  the  new   edition 
of  Beau  Liiuramel,  laid  in  for  insertion. 

1J47  Jesuits,  Contract  D'Association  des  Jesvites  au  trafique 
de  Canada.  Pour  apprendre  a  Paul  de  Gimont,  Tun  des 
donneurs  d'adius  pour  les  Jesvites  contre  le  Recteur  et 
Uninversite  de  Paris,  et  ses  seinblables,  pourquoy  les  Jcs- 
uites  sontdepuis  pcu  arrivez  en  Canada,  1613.  Small  4°  ele- 
gantly bound  by  W.  Pratt  in  full  crushed  levant  morocco, 
gilt  edges,  gilt  medallions  on  sides.  Reprint  :  Paris,  1868 
One  of  12  copies  printed  entirely  on  vellum,  only  16  copies  were 
printed  in  all. 

1248  Jesuits.  \'imont,  Barthelemy.  Relation  de  ce  qui  sest 
passe'  en  la  Nouvelle  France  en  Tannce  1640.  Part  i. 
J 2°  half  morocco.  Paris,  164 1 

i:^\<)  Jcsuirs.  Dablon  Claude.  Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  de 
plus  remarquable  au.\  missions  des  Peres  de  la  Compagnie 
de  Jesu,  en  la  Nouvelle  France,  les  anne'es  167 1  et  1672. 
(  Fac-simile  map.)     12°  vellum.  Paris,  1673 

I. -50  Jesuhs.  Rageunau,  Paul.  Relation  do  ce  qui  s'est 
passe  en  la  Mission  des  Peres  de  la  Compagnie  de 
Jesu  aux  Hurons,  pays  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  esanncs  1648 
ct  164S.     First  edition,     12°  vellum.  Paris,  1650 

1251  Jesuits.  Pinette,  Jean.  Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passd  de 
plus  remarquable  au.x  Missions  des  Peres  de  la  Compagnie 
de  Jesus  en  la  Nouvelle  France,  les  annces  1670  et  1671. 
12°  vellum.  Paris,  1672 


CATALOGUE.  123 

1253  Jesuits.  Relation  de  ce  "qui  s'est  passe  en  la  Xouvelle 
J'rance  ou  Canada  (1632-33)  ;  —  Autre  Relation  du  Voyage 
du  sieur  de  Champlain  en  la  Nouuelle  France  ou  Canada 
I'an  1633.  (Paris,  1636).  Exxerpt  from  the  '*  Mercure 
Fran(;ois."     12°  half  calf. 

1253  Jesuits.     Extraordinaire  de  4   Novembre   1649.     Contenant 

Le  Martyre  de  trois  Peres  Jesuites  au  pais  des  Hurons 
clans  le  Canada.     Small  4"  paper.  Paris,  1649 

1254  Jesuits.     Relations  des  Jesuites.     Contenant   ce    qui    s'est 

passe'  de  plus  remarquable  dans  les  Missions  des  Fe'res  de 
la  Compagnie  de  Jesus  dans  la  Xouvelle  France.  3  vols, 
royal  S'  half  roan.  Quebec,  1S5S 

1255  Jesuits.     Same.     3  vols,  royal  8°  half  calf.        Que'bec,  1S5S' 

1256  Jesuits.        Relation     de      ia    Mission    du    Mississippi    du 

Seminaire  de  Quebec  en  1700.  Par  M.  M.  de  Montign\. 
de  St.  Cosme,  et  Thaumus  de  la  Source.  Royal  S°  cloth, 
uncut. 

A  la  Presse  Cramoisy  de  J.  M.  Shea  :  Nouvelle  N'ork,  iSoi 
L.\RGE  Paper.     Only  100  copies  printed. 
.1237  Jesuits,     Extrait    de  la  Relation  des  Avantures    et    \'oyage 
de  Mathieu  Sageau.     8'^  paper,  uncut. 
A  la  Presse  Cramoisy  de  J.  M.  Shea:  Nouvelle  York,  1863 

1258  Jesuits.     Les  Jesuites  Marchands  L^suriers,  Usurpateurs,   et 

leur  cruautes  dans  I'ancien  et  le  nouveau  continent.  12"^ 
old  calf,  gilt.  La  Haye,  ijy) 

1259  Jesuits.       P'actum  du  Proces  entre  Jean  de    liiencourt,    Sr. 

de  Poutrincourt  et  les  Peres  Biard  et  Masse,  Jesuites.  Pub- 
lie  avec  une  introduction  par  Gabriel  Marcel.  Small  4^^ 
paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1887 

OxLV  80  copies  printed. 

1260  Jesuits.     Le  Journal  des  Jesuites,  publie  d'apres    le    manu- 

scrit  original  conserve  aux  archives  du  Seminair  de  Quebec, 
par  les  abb^s  Laverdiere  et  Casgrain.  Small  folio,  half 
antique  calf,  red  edges.  Fine  copy,  broad  margins.  \'er)- 
rare,  all  but  a  few  copies  having  been  destroyed  by  fire. 

Quebec,  1S71 

1 261  Jesuits.     Notice  Histotique  sur  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus    an 

Canada.     8^  paper.  r\Iontreal,  iSSo 

1262  Jesuits.     Memoire  sur  les  I^)iens  des  Jesuites  en  Canada,  par 

un  Jesuite.     12°  paper.  Montreal,  1874 

1263  Jesuits.     Lettres  a  un  Ami,  sur  la  Destruction  des  Jesuites. 

1774;  —  Recueil  de  Pieces  concernant  I'extinction  de  la 
Societe  des  Jesuites,  Bruxelles,  1773.  Authenticity  des 
pieces  du  pro^es-criminel  contre  les  Jesuites,  1760;  —  Note 
sur  les  Biens  que  les  Jesuites  possedaint  en  Canada,  etc. 
7  pamphleiS: 


124  CATALOGUE. 

1264  Jesuits.     Notes  on  the  two   Jesuit    Manuscripts   belonging 

to  the  estate  of  the  late  John  Neilson  of  Quebec.  By 
I'Abbe  Sasseville  and  J.  G.  Shea.  Edited  by  G.  M.  Fair- 
child.     S'^  paper.  Privately  Printed  :  New  York,  1887 

1265  Jksuits.    Collection  of  official  pamphlets  bearing  on  the  Jesuit 

question  in  France  and  the  Colonies  containing  "  Edit  du 
Roi  pour  le  Pannissement  des  Jesuites  ;  —  Extraits  du  Reg- 
istre  du  Parliament  de  Rouen  1586-1609;  —  Extraits  des 
Registres  du  Parlement  1733,  1759,  1760,  1761,  1762,  1763, 
1764-1777.     In  all  31  pieces. 

1266  Jkwish  and  Eastern  Customs,  or  an  illustration  of  the  sacred 

scriptures,  by  an  explanatory  application  of  the  customs  and 
manners  of  the  Plastern  nations.    8°  boards.     Dundee,  1825 

1267  Jkwitt,  Llewellynn.     Ceramic  Art  of  Great  Britain.     Illus- 

trated with  nearly  two  thousand  engravings.  Royal  8°  cloth, 
uncut.  London. 

1268  Jewett.      Half-Hours    among    some    English    Antiquities. 

300  illustrations.     12°  cloth.  London,  1877 

1269  JoDoiN    and    Vincent.     Histoire    de    Longueuil,    et    de  b 

Famille    de    Longueuil.     Map.     8°  paper,    uncut. 

Montreal,  1889 

i?7o  Johnson,  Charles.  General  History  of  the  Pirates,  from 
their  first  Rise  and  Settlement  in  the  Island  of  Provi- 
dence, to  the  present  time.  With  the  remarkable  Actions 
and  Adventures  of  two  Female  Pyrates,  M  ary  Read  and 
Annie  Bonny.  Fourth  edition.  Map.  2  vols.  8°  calf, 
(cover  broken.)  London,   1726 

127  I  Johnson,  John.  Typographia  ;  or,  the  Printer's  Instructor, 
including  an  account  of  the  Origin  of  Printing,  with  Bio- 
graphical Notices  of  the  Printers  of  England,  from  Caxton 
to  the  close  of  the  Sixteenth  Century,  a  series  of  Ancient 
and  Modern  Alphabets  and  Domesday  Characters,  etc. 
Portrait  of  Caxton,  vignettes  and  ornamental  borders. 
2  vols.  18°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1824 

1272  Johnson,  Samuel.     A  Dictionary  of  the   English   Language 

in  which  the  words  are  deduced  from  their  original  and 
illustrated  in  their  dilTerent  significations  by  examples  from 
the  best  writers,  etc.  2  vols,  folio,  old  calf.  (Covers 
broken.)  London,  1755 

The  rare  original  edition  wliich  contains  some  curious  explanations 
suppressed  by  subsequent  editors. 

1273  Johnson.     Life  of,  by  James   Boswell,  with  the  Journal  to 

the  Hebrides.  Edited  by  Henry  Morle}-.  Illustrated  with 
portraits  by  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.  5  vols,  imperial  8° 
boards,  uncut.  London,  1885 

The  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds'  Edition.     Only  500  copies  printed. 


CATALOGUE.  125 

1274  Johnson,     Life  of,  comprehending  an  account  of  his  studies 

and  numerous  works  in  chronological  order.  By  James 
Bosvvell.     Illustrations,    4  vols,  12°  cloth.  London. 

1275  Johnson,  W,   W,     Sketches   of    the   Late   Depression  ;  its 

cause,  effect  and  lessons.  With  a  Synoptical  Keview  of 
Leading  Trades  during  the  Past  Decade.     8"  cloth. 

Montreal,  1862 

1276  Johnstone,  Walter.     Travels   in  Prince    Edward's    Isla;id, 

Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  N,  A.,  in  the  years  1820-21,  Map, 
16°  cloth.  Edinburgh,  1823 

1277  JoiNViLLE,  Jean  de.     LTIistoire  et  Cronique  du  tres  Chres- 

Roy  S.  Loys,  IX  du  Noni,  et  XLIIII.,  Roy  de  France,  Es- 
critte  par  feu  Jan  Sire  seigneur  de  Jonvill  (sic).  Small  4" 
elegantly  bound  by  'I'hiharon  Echaubard  in  the  Du  Seuil 
style,  in  full  brown  levant  morocco,  gilt  and  blind  fillets, 
fleur  de  lis  on  back  and  corners,  with  the  arms  of  France,  in- 
side gilt  border,  gilt  edges,  De  I'lmprim- 
erie  d'Enguilbert  de  Marnef :  Poitiers,  n.  d,  (1561) 

Very  fine  copy  of  llie  rare  second  edition,  willi  two  scarce  old  prints 
inserted. 

1278  Joinville,     llistoire  de  S.  Loys  IX  du  nom,  roi  de  France, 

par  messire  Jean  sire  de  Joinville,  Seneschal  de  Champagne 
avec  observ.  hist,  par  CI.  Menard.  Portraits  of  S.  Louys 
and  Louis  XIII  by  Leon  Gaultier.     4^  vellum,     Paris,  161 7 

1279  Jones,  C.  H.     History  of  the  Campaign  for  the  Conquest  of 

Canada  in  1776,  from  the  death  of  Montgomery  to  the  re- 
treat of  the  British  Army  under  Sir  Guy  Carleton.  Por- 
traits.    Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  Phila.,  1882 

1280  Jones,  George.     Tecumseh  and  the  Prophet  of  the  West,  an 

original  historical  Israel-Indian  Tragedy  in  five  acts,  with 
historical  notes,  original  letters,  etc.     8"  cloth. 

London,  1S4.1 

1 28 1  Jones,  J.  B.      A  Rebel  War  Clerk's  Diary  at  the    Confeder- 

ate States  Capital.     2  vols.  8^"  cloth.       '  Phila.,  1866 

12S2  Jones,  Owen.  Grammar  of  Ornament.  112  large  and  ex- 
quisitely colored  plates,  executed  in  chromo-lithography, 
comprising  3000  examples  of  the  decorations  of  all  ages 
and  nations,  with  descriptive  letter-press.  Folio,  cloth, 
gilt  edges.  London,  186S 

A  splendid  book  of  designs,  selected  from  the  liest  works  of  all  styles. 

1283  Jones,  William.     Crowns   and   Coronations;  a   History   of 

Regalia.     91  illustrations,     8"^  cloth,  uncut.      I-ondon,  1883 

1284  Josephus,  Flavius,     Works  of.     With    an    introduction   by 

Rev.  Henry  Stebbing.  Numerous  steel  plates.  2  vols,  royal 
S"*  full  dark  calf.  London. 


126  CATALOGUE. 

1285  JossELYN,    John.      New  England's   Rarities   discovered    in 

Birds,  Beasts,  Fishes,  Serpents  and  Plants  of  the   Country. 

With  an  Introduction  and  Notes,  by  E.  Tuckerman,     Small 

4°  cloth,  uncut.  Boston,  1S63 

Only  250  copies  printed. 

12S6  JossKLYN.     Account  of  Two  \'oyages  to  New  England,  mnde 
during  the  Years  1658,  1663.     Small  4°  cloth,  uncut. 
Only  250  copies  printed.  Boston,  1S65 

1287  Journal  of  the  Bishop  of  Montreal  during  a  Visit  to  tiic 
Church  Missionary  Society's,  North-west  America  Mission. 
Frontispiece.     12°  eloth,  uncut.  London,  1S45 

12SS  Journal  of  the  Bishop  of  Montreal,  during  a  visit  to  the 
church  missionary  society's,  North-west  America  Mission. 
Map.     16"  cloth.  London,  1S49 

12S9  Journal  of  the  Journey  of  His  Excellency  the  Governor- 
General  of  Canada  from  Government  House,  Ottawa,  to 
British  Columbia  and  back.     Interleaved.  12°  cloth. 

London,  1S77 

1290  JuGEMF.NTS  ct    Deliberations   du   Conseil    Souverain   de    la 

Nouvelle-France.     Complete  set.     5  vols,  thick   4'^   paper, 
uncut.  Quebec,  18S5-89 

1291  JussRRAND,  J.  J,     English   Wayfaring   Life   in    the    Middle 

Ages  (14th  Century.)     Translated  from  the  French  by  Lucy 
T.  Smith.     Illustrations.     S°  cloth,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  1SS9 

1292  JuSTiNUS.     De  historiis  Philippicis,  et  totius  mundi   origini- 

bus,  interpr.  et  notis  illustr.     P.  Cantel.     4°   full   old   red 
morocco  extra,  back  gilt  tooled  "a  I'oiseau,"  gilt  edges. 

Parisiis,  1677 
Fine  copy  of  the  Delphine  edition,  boimd  by  Derome. 

1293  T/^ALM,  Peter.  Travels  into  North  America;  contain- 
|\^  ing  its  Natural  History,  and  a  Circumstantial  Ac- 
count of  its  Plantations,  the  Manners  of  the  Inhabitants, 
etc.  Translated  by  J.  R.  Forster.  Map  and  plates.  3 
vols.  8°  calf.  London,  1789-1771 

i?94  Kalm.  Voyage  dans  I'Amerique  du  Nord.  Analyst  et  tra- 
duit   par    L.    V.    Marchand.       2    vols.    8°   paper. 

Montreal,  iSSo 

1295  KAL.\f.       'J'ravels   into   North   America.        8^    half   slieep. 

(Broken  and  half  of  title-page  missing.) 

1296  Kent,  Samuel.     Grammar  of  Heraldry,  Rules  of  Blazoning, 

etc.     Numerous  coats  of  arms,  colored.     8°  old  calf. 

London,  17 16 


CATALOGUE.  127 

1^9/  Karr,  Alphonse.  Ce  qu'il  y  a  dans  unc  Bouteille  d'cticic, 
Clotide.  2  vols.  8°,  magnificently  bound  by  Emile  Rous- 
SELLE  in  dark  blue  crushed  levant  morocco,  most  elegantly 
tooled  on  the  back  and  sides,  with  red  mosaic  leathers  laid 
in,  inside  gold  borders,  rounded  corners,  uncut  edges,  gilt 
tops.  Paris,  1839 

From  the  library  of  King  T.ouis  F'liilippc.  on  tlic  half  titles  being  the 
j^tamp  with  cornet  and  monogram  of  "  IJibliotheque  cle  S.  A.  K.  Mgr. 
le  Ducd'Orleans." 

i2(jS  Ke.ming,  William  H.  Narrative  of  an  Expedition  to  the 
Source  of  St.  Peter's  River,  Lake  Winncpeek,  Lake  of  the 
Woods  in  1823,  under  the  command  of  S.  IE  Long.  Illus- 
trations and  map.     8°  boards.  London,  182^ 

I. '99  KiDD,  Adam.  The  Huron  Chief  and  other  Poems.  Fron- 
tispiece.    12°  boards,  uncut.  Montreal,  1830 

1300  KiXG,  W.  Ross.     Sportsman  and  Naturalist  in  Canada  ;  or. 

Notes  on  the  Natural  History  of  the  game,  game  birds  and 
fish  of  that  country.  Colored  full-page  plates  and  wood- 
cuts.    Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.     (Shaken.)         London,  1S6G 

1301  KiNGSFORD,  William.     History   of   Canada,    160S-1756.     4 

vols.  8°  cloth,  uncut.     (Vol.  4  not  yet  published.) 

Toronto,  iSS/ 
Autograph  letter  of  the  author  inserted. 

1302  KiNGsruRD.     Canadian  Archaeology,  an  essay.     16^  cloth. 

'Montreal,  18S6 

1303  Kip,  W.  L     Early  Jesuit  Missions  in  North  America.     Map. 

2  vols.  12°  cloth.  London,  1847 

1304  KiRKE,    Henry.     I'^irst    English    Conquest    of  Canada,  witli 

some  account  of  the  earliest  settlements  in  Nova  Scotia  and 
Newfoundland.     Map.     8"^  cloth.  London,  187 1 

1305  KiTCHiN,   Thomas.      General   Atlas   describing    the    whole 

Universe,  being  a  complete  Collection  of  the  most  approved 
maps  e.xtant.  37  large  folded  maps.  Atlas  folio,  boards. 
(Covers  broken.)  London,  1795 

1306  Knapp,  Moses  L.     Lectures   on    the  Science  of   Life  Lisur- 

ance.     8°  cloth.  Phila.,  1S53 

1307  Knight,  H.  P.     Inquiry  into   the  Symbolical    Language    of 

Ancient  Art  and  IMythology.     8°  half  roan.     London,  1S36 
130S  Knight,  Anne  C.     A    '\'ear   in    Canada   and   other  Poems. 
Small  8°  boards,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1816 

1309  Knox,  John.  Historical  Journal  of  the  Campaigns  in  North 
America,  for  the  years  1757,  1758,  1759  and  1760;  contain- 
ing the  most  remarkable  occurrences  of  that  period,  parti- 
cularly the  Two  Sieges  of  Quebec,  etc.  Map  and  portrait 
of  Wolfe  (portrait  of  Amherst  wanting).     2  vols.  4*^  calf. 

London,  1769 


128  CATALO.GUE. 

1310  Koch,    William.     History   of   the    Revolutions   in    Europe. 

Illustrations.     2  vols,  in  1,8°  sheep.  Kingston,  1842 

131 1  KuGLEK,  Francis.     Pictorial  History  of  Germany,  during  the 

reign  of  Frederick  the  Great ;  comprehending  a  complete 
history  of  the  Silesian  Campaigns  and  the  seven  years'  war. 
Portrait  and  500  original  designs  by  Alfred  Menzel.  Royal 
8°  half  calf.   "  London,  1845 


I 


APA'J',  Peke.     Voyage  aux  Isles  de  rAmc'riquc,  cunte- 

^     nant   I'Histoire    Naturelle  de  ces  Pays,  I'Origine,  les 

Mccurs,  la  Religion  ct  le  Gouvernment  des  Habitants 
anciens  et  modernes.  Maps  and  numerous  illustrations  of 
plants,  beasts,  costumes,  etc.     2  vols.  4"  old  calf. 

A  La  Haye,  1724 

1313  Labap.     Nouveau  Voyage  aux  Jsles  de   I'Ame'rique,  conteu- 

ant  I'histoire  naturelle  de  ces  pays,  I'origine,  les  mceurs,  la 
religion,  et  le  Gouvernment  des  Habitane,  anciens  et 
modernes.  Les  Guerres  et  les  Evenemens  singuliers  qui 
y  sont  arrive/,  pendant  le  sejour  que  I'auteur  y  a  fait.  Por- 
trait, maps  and  plates.     8  vols.  16' calf.  Paris,  1743 

1314  Labat,  p.     Les  Voyageurs  Canadiens  a  I'Expedition  du  Sou- 

dan, ou  (^>uattre-vignt-dix  jours  avec  les  Crocodiles.  12*^ 
paper.  Quebec,  1886 

1315  Lacroix,  Henry.     Man  of  Faith  :  L'Honuneet  sa  Chute;  — 

Le  Present  et  I'avenir  du  Canada;  — The  Present  and 
I'uture  of  Canada ;  —  Excursion  to  the  Holy  Land  of 
Thought.     3  vols.  New  York  and  Montreal. 

1316  Lacroix,  Paul.     Science  and  Literature  in  the  Middle  Ages, 

and  at  the  period  of  the  Renaissance.  Illustrated  with  13 
chromo-lithographic  prints  by  Kellerhoven  and  400  engrav- 
ings on  wood.     Imperial  S''  half  morocco,  uncut. 

New  York,  1878 

1317  Lacroix.     Manners,  Customs  and  Dress  during  the  Middle 

Century,  and  during  the  Renaissance  Period.  Illustrated 
with  19  chromo-lithographic  prints  by  Kellerhoven,  and  up- 
wards of  400  engravings  on  wood.  Imperial  8°  half  mor., 
uncut.  London. 

1318  Lacroix.     Military  and  Religious  Life  in  the  Middle  Ages 

and  at  the  Period  of  the  Renaissance.  Illustrated  with  14 
chromo-lithographic  prints  by  Kellerhoven,  Re'gamy  and 
Allard,  and  upwards  of  400  engravings  on  wood.  Imperial 
8°  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  London. 

1319  Lacroix.     The  Arts  in  the  Middle  Ages  and  at  the  Period 

of  the  Renaissance.  Illustrated  with  19  chromo-lithographic 
prints  by  Kellerhoven,  and  upwards  of  400  engravings  on 
wood.     Imperial  8'^  half  morocco,  uncut.  London. 


CATALOGUE.  129 

1320  Lacroix.      The  Eighteenth    Century:  Us  Institutions,  Cus- 

toms and  Costumes;  France,  1700-1789.  Illustrated  with 
21  richly  colored  chromolithographs  find  351  highly  finished 
wood-engravings,  after  Watteau,  Vanloo,  Rigaud,  Boucher, 
Lancret,  J.  Veriiet,  Chardin,  Saint  Aubin,  Kisen,  (iravclot, 
Moreau,  Cochin,  Wille,  etc.  Imperial  8°  half  morocco,  un- 
cut, London. 

1321  Lacrofx.     XVIl'"^  Siccle,  Institutions,  Usages  et  Costumes  ; 

France,  1590-1700.  Illustrated  with  16  chromolithographic 
plates  and  300  wood  engravings.  Imperial  8°  half  crimson 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1880 

1322  Lacroix.     Louis   XII    et    Anne  de  Bretagne,  Chronique  de 

I'histoire  de  France.  Illustrated  with  14  fine  chromo- 
lithographs, 15  full  page  and  upwards  of  200  smaller  wood 
engravings  from  old  manuscripts,  old  prints,  etc.  Imperial 
S"'  half  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1882 

1323  Lacroix.     Soire'es   de  Walter  Scott   a  Paris.     With  a  rare 

and  curious   portrait   of    Lacroix.     2   vols.  8°   calf   super 

extra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1829 

An  interesting  specimen  of  painted  binding.     (Mosaic  pattern.) 

132.1   Lacroix.     Curiosite's   de    I'histoire   de    France,    par   P.    L. 

Jacob.     12°  half  calf,  gilt,  uncut  edges.  Paris,  1858 

1325  Lacroix.      Curiosite's  de  L'Histoire  des  Arts.'   12°  paper, 

uncut.  Paris,  1858 

1326  Lacroix.     Assassinat  d'un   Roi,   roman  historique,  16°  half 

calf.  Paris,  1825 

1327  Lacroix,  Fournier  et  Sere,     llistoire  de  I'lmprimerie,  et  des 

arts  et  professions  qui  se  rattachent  a  la  typographic.  Nu- 
merous plates,  illuminated  and  plain.  Imperial  8''  half 
roan,  uncut.  Paris. 

1328  L/ET,  Joannis  de.      Novus  Orbis   sen   Descriptionis    Indiae 

Occidentalis  Libri  XVIII.  Authore  Joanne  de  Lat,  An- 
werp.  Novis  tabulis  geographicis  et  variis  animantium, 
plantarum,  f  ructuumque  iconibus  illustrati.  Very  good  copy, 
with  14  maps  and  illustrations  of  American  Natural  His- 
tory. Folio,  calf.  Lugduni  Batav,  1633 
Best  edition. 

1329  LiCT.      L'Histoire  du  Nouveau   Monde  ou  Description   des 

Indes  Occidentales.  Contenant  dix-huict  Liures,  Par  le 
Sieur  lean  de  Lat,  d'Anuers  ;  Enrichi  de  nouuelles  Tables 
(Jeographiques  &  Figures  des  Animaux,  Plantes  iS:  Fruicts. 
Maps  and  plates.     Folio,  old  calf. 

Chez  B.  &  Abraham  Elseviers  :  A  Leyde,  1640 

1330  La   FizELiERE,  Albert  de.     Rymaille  sur  les   plus  ccltbres 

Bibliotieres  de  Paris,  en  1649.  Avecdes  Notes  et  un  Essai 
sur  les  Autres  Bibliothcques  particulieres  du  temps.  8^ 
paper,  uncut,  limited  edition.  Paris,  18G9 


I30  CATALOGUE. 

1331  La  Fontaine,  Jean  de.     Contes  et  Nouvellcs  en  Verbc.    An 

elegant  copy,  illustrated  with  a  portrait  of  La  Fontaine,  and 
80  exquisite  plates  by  Eisen,  and  57  beautiful  culs-de-lamp 
by  ChofTard,  beautiful  impressions,  2  vols.  8°  sumptuously 
bound  by  Petit-Sim ier,  in  full  crimson  crushed  levant 
morocco  super  extra,  broad  dentelle  borders,  mosaic  cor- 
ners, backs  richly  tooled  and  inlaid  with  green  morocco, 
watered  silk  lining,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges.    (Paris),  1777 

1332  La  Fontaine.     Contes  et  Nouvelles   en  Verse.     Nouvellc 

edition,  enrichie  de  tailles-douces.  With  numerous  plates, 
by  Romain  de  Hooge.  Fine  impressions.  2  vols,  in  i,  12° 
calf.  Amsterdam,  1695 

1333  La  Fontaine.     Les  Amours  de  Psyche  et  de  Cupidon.   With 

4  large  and  very  beautiful  colored  plates  by  Uemouchy  and 
CoUibert,  after  the  designs  of  Schall.  Fine  copy.  Royal  4" 
mottled  calf  super  extra,  gilt  edges.  Didot :  Paris,  1791 

"Perhaps  the  most  lieautiful  edition  yet  publijihed,  whether  for  text 
or  illustrations." 

1334  La  Fontaine,    Fables.     Translated  from  the  J''rench.     With 

25  original  etchings  by  A,  Debcre,  imperial  8*^  half  vellum, 
uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  1884 

1335  La  Fontaine,     Suite   d'Estampes   d'apres    Lancret,    Pater, 

Eisen,  Boucher,  etc.,  pour  illustrer  les  Contes  de  La  Fon- 
taine. 38  tine  plates  engraved  by  Depollier.  In  a  portfolio. 
Folio,  cloth.  Paris,  1885 

1336  Lahontan,  Baron  de.     Nouveaux  Voyages  dans  I'Amerique 

Septentrionale,  qui  contiennent  une  Relation  des  differens 
Peuples  qui  y  habitent,  la  nature  de  leur  government,  etc. 
The  genuine  first  edition.  Maps  and  plates,  2  vols,  in  i, 
12°  old  calf.  La  Have,   1703 

1337  Lahontan.     Nouveaux  Voyages.     I'he  spurious  first  edition, 

1703,  with  the  rare  first  edition  of  the  "  Suite  de  Voyage  de 
I'Amerique.  Maps  and  plates.  3  vols,  in  2,  12°  calf. 
I-'ine  copy.  La  Have  and  Amsterdam,  1703-4 

133S  Lahontan.  Nouveaux  Voyages.  Another  copy  of  the 
spurious  first  edition,  with  the  "  Petit  Dictionnaire  de  la 
Langue  des  Sauvages.  Maps  and  plates,  2  vols,  in  i,  12° 
vellum.  La  Haye,  1703 

1339  Lahontan,     Voyages  et  Suite  des  Voyages  dans  I'Amerique 

Septentrionale.  Second  edition.  Maps  and  plates.  2  vols. 
12°  calf.  Amsterdam,  1741 

1340  Lahontan.     New  \'oyagcs  to  North  America,  containing  an 

Account  of  the  several  Nations  of  that  vast  Continent,  a 
Dictionarv  of  the  Algonkine  Language,  etc.  Second  edition. 
17  maps  and  plates  (should  have  23).  2  vols.  8°  boards, 
(iiroken  covers  and  last  leaf  of  Vol.  i  missing.) 

London,  1703-35 


CATALOGUE.  131 

1 34 1  Lalande,  H.  de.     Traite,  theorique  et  pratique,  du  Contrat 

d'Assurance  Centre  I'lncendie,  d'apres  la  Doctrine  et  la 
Jurisprudence.     8^  half  morocco.  Paris,  1886 

1342  Lalanne,  L.     Eibliotheque  do  Peche.     12°  paper,  uncut. 

Paris,  1857 

13^3  Lamb,  R.  Original  and  Authentic  Journal  of  Occurrences 
during  the  late  American  War,  from  its  commencement  to 
17S3,     8°  half  sheep.  Dublin,  1809 

r3i4  Lampert,  John.  Travels  tiirough  Canada  and  the  United 
States  of  North  America,  in  the  years  1806,  1807  and  1808, 
to  which  are  added  biographical  notices  and  anecdotes  of 
some  of  the  leading  characters  in  the  United  States.  Map 
and  colored  plates.    2  vols.  8°  boards,  uncut.    London,  iSs6 

13  J5  La  Marche,  A.  L.  de.  Les  Manuscrits  et  la  Miniature. 
Illustrations.     Small  8°  cloth.  Paris. 

1316  Lampman,  Archibald.  Among  the  Millet  and  other  Poems. 
With  inserted  photo  of  author.     8°  cloth.  Ottawa,  188S 

1347  Landmann,  Colonel.  Adventures  and  Recollections.  2  vols. 
12°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1852 

13^8  Landseer.  Pictures  by  Sir  Edwin  Landseer,  with  descrip- 
tions and  a  biographical  sketch  of  the  painter  by  James 
Dafforne.     20  plates.     Folio,  cloth.  London. 

1319  Lang,  Andrew.  Books  and  Bookmen.  Plates.  8°  boards, 
uncut.  New  York,  1886 

1<ARGE  PAPER.     Only  100  copies  printed. 

1350  Lang.     The   Library.     With  a  chapter  on  modern  English 

illustrated    books   by   Austin   Dobson.     Illustrations.     12° 
cloth.  London,  188 1 

135 1  Lang.     Ballades  and  \'erses  Vain.     12°   cloth,   uncut,  gilt 

top.  New  York,  1884 

1352  Langelier,  J.  C.     Esquisse  sur  la  Caspesie;  —  Notes  on 

Gaspesia.     Map.     2  vols.  16°  paper.  Quebec,  18S4-5 

1353  Langelti.r.     Esquisse  sur  la  Gaspesie.     8^  paper. 

Le'vis,  1S84 

1354  Lanjuere,  p.  A.  de.     \"\e  de  Monsieur  Olier,  P^ondateur  du 

Seminaire    Saint-Sulpice,    et    de    la   Colonie   de   Montreal. 
Portrait.     8°  paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1884 

1355  Lanman,  J.  IL     History  of  Michigan,  civil  and  topographi- 

cal, in  a  compendious  form.     ALap.     S''  half  morocco. 

New  York,  1S39 

1356  Lanman'.     Another  copy.     8°  cloth.     (Title-page  missing.) 

1357  La  Peltrie,  INLadame  de.     Foundress  of  the  Ursuline  Con- 

vent, Quebec.     Life  of.     18°  cloth.  New  York,  1859 

1358  Larchev,  L.     Plistory  of  Bayard,  the  good  Chevalier  sans 

Peur  et  sans  Reproche,  compiled  by  the  Loyal  Serviteur. 
Numerous  illustrations.  Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  18S3 


132  CATALOGUE. 

1359  Lareau,  Edmond.     Histoire  du  Droit  Canadien  depuis  les 

origines  de  la  Colonic  jusqu'a  nos  jour.  2  vols,  royal  8° 
half  inorccco,  uncut.  Montreal,  18S8 

1360  Lareau.     Le  Code  Civil  du  Bas-Canada.     12°  half  sheep. 

Montreal,  1885 

1361  Larf.au.     Histoire  de  la  Litterature  Canadienne.    8°  paper. 

Montreal,  1874 

1362  Lareau.     Melanges  Historiques  et  Ivitteraires.     12°  paper, 

uncut.  Paris,  1877 

1363  Laroche-H£,ron,  C.  de.     Les  Servantes  de  Dieu  en  Canada, 

1853.     8°  paper.  Montreal,  1855 

1364  La  Rochefoucauld.     Reflexions  ou  Sentences  et  ]\Iaximes 

Morales.  Troisieme  (edition.  Reveue,  corrig^e  et  aug- 
mente'e.  A  Paris,  Chez  Claude  Barbin,  au  Palais,  sur  le  Per- 
ron de  la  Sainte  Chapelle,  1671,  avec  privilege  du  Roy;  — 
Nouvelles  Reflexions  ou  Sentences  et  Maximes  Morales. 
Seconde  partie.  A  Paris,  Chez  Claude  Barbin,  sur  le  sec- 
ond Perron  de  la  Saincte  Chappelle,  1678.  Frontispieces. 
2  vols,  in  I.  18°  full  crimson  crushed  levant  morocco,  in- 
side borders,  gilt  edges,  Jansen  finish,  by  Duru. 

Paris,  167 1 -78 

First  edition  of  the  second  part.     A  heaiitiful  copy  from  the  Firmln 
Didot  collection,  with  bookplate. 

1365  La  Rochefoucalt,  Liancourt.     Travels  through  the   Uniteil 

States  of  North  America,  the  Country  of  Iroquois,  and  Upper 
Canada,   1795, '96  and '97.      Map.      2  vols.  4°  calf. 

London,  1799 

1366  La  Rue,  Herbert.    Histoire  Populaire  du  Canada.  12°  cloth. 

Quebec,  1875 

1367  La  Rue.     Voyage  Sentimental  sur  la  Rue  Saint-Jean,  depart 

en  i860,  retour  en  1880.     12"  paper,  uncut.     Quebec,  1879 

1368  Latour,  Tennant  de.     Memoires  d'un  Bibliophile.     12^  half 

morocco.  Paris,  186 1 

1369  La  Salle.     An  account  of  Monsieur  de  la    Salle's   last    Ex- 

pedition and  Discoveries  in  North  America.  Presented  to 
the  French  King,  and  published  by  the  Chevalier  Tonti, 
(lovernour  of  Fort  St.  Louis,  in  the  Province  of  the  Illinois. 
Also,  the  Adventures  of  the  Sieur  de  Montauban  Captain 
of  the  French  Buccaneers  on  the  Coast  of  Guinea,  in  the 
year  1665.     12°  old  calf,  gilt.  London,  1698 

1370  La  Salle.     Decouvertes  et  Etablissements  de   Cavelier   de 

la  Salle  de  Rouen,  dans  I'Amerique  du  Nord  (Lacs  Ontario, 
Erie,  Huron,  Michigan,  Vallees  de  I'Ohio  et  du  Mississippi 
et  Texas.)  Par  Gabriel  Gravier.  With  portrait,  illuminated 
coat  of  arms  and  maps.  Imperial  8°  half  morocco,  extra,  un- 
cut edges,  gilt  top.  Rouen,  1870 
Large  Paper. 


CATALOGUE.  133 

137 1  Lander,  Sir  Thomas  Dick.    Memorial  of  the  Royal  Progress 

in  Scotland.  With  numerous  steel  plates  and  wood  en- 
gravings.    Royal  4°  cloth,  uncut,  gilt  top.     Edinburgh,  1843 

1372  Laval.     Notice  Biographique  sur    Eranq;ois    de    Laval    de 

Montmorency,  ler  itvtrque  de  Quebec,  suivie  de  41  lettrcs 
et  de  notes  historiques  sur  le  chapitre  de  la  Cath(?drale. 
I'ortrait.     &°  cloth.  Montreal,  187^ 

1373  [Laval.]     Le    Premier   Cardinal    Canndien.     Souvenir    de 

1S86.     8°  cloth.  Quebec,  18S6 

1374  La  Valliere  Library.    Catalogue  des  Livres  de  la  Bibliothc- 

que  de  feu  1\L  le  Due  de  La  Valliere,  Contenant  les  manu- 
scrits,  les  premiers  editions,  les  livres  imprimis  sur  ve'lin, 
etc.     7  vols.  8"  paper,  uncut,  Paris,  17S8 

1375  La  Valliere.     Catalogue  des  Livres  de  la  liibliotheque  de 

feu  le  Due  de  la  Valliere.  J'ar  Giullaume  de  T'.ure.  Por- 
trait.    3  vols.  S'^  mottled  calf.  Paris,   1783 

1376  La  Vicomterie,  Louis.     Les  Crimes    des    Rois  de  France, 

depuis  Clovis  jusqu'a  Louis  Seize.  With  5  illustrations.  8'^ 
boards,  uncut.  Paris. 

1377  Law.     Pike's  Reports  (with    MS.     Index    added),     iSro; — 

Montreal  Condensed  Reports,  i854,  including  The  Law 
Reporter  and  Lecture  on  Roman  Law,  by  F'.  W.  Tourance, 
1854  (fine  copy  of  this  scarce  publication,  from  which  the 
second  edition  by  Judge  Ramsay  was  recently  copied);  — 
Notes  sur  la  Coutume  de  i\aris,  par  T.  K.  Ramsay,  Mon- 
treal, 1S63,  and  second  edition,  1864; — Rules  of  Practice, 
Quebec,  1809,  and  Montreal,  181 1,  with  interleaved  reports 
of  early  trials,  by  Chief  Justice  Reid  (his  copy,  with  book 
plate)  ; — Lewis'  Youth's  Guard  against  Crime,  Kingston, 
1844; — Taylor's  Magistrates'  Manual,  1S43; — Rules  Su- 
l)reme  Court  of  Canada  ; — Bellefeuilles  Marriages  Clandes- 
t  ines  and  Bibaud's Logique  Judiciare ; — Lafontaine's  Bureaux 
d'Hypotheques  ; — Beaubien's  Trait<5  Sur  les  Lois  Civiles.  3 
vols.  Montreal,  1832.     Together,  14  vols. 

1378  Law.     The  Justice  of  Peace,  by  Samuel    Blackerly,    Savo)-, 

1 7 1 1  ; — Bibaud's  Logique  Judiciare,  1 2  °  half  calf ;  —  Manuel 
Electoral,  par  N.  A.  Achintre  ; — William's  Criminal  Law  ;  — 
Taylor's  Magistrate's  ^Lanual,  Montreal,  1843  ;  —  Rules  of 
J'ractice,  Quebec,  1809,  Montreal,  18 ri,  both  with  AfS.  ad- 
ditions;— Lafontaine's  Bureaux  d'Hypotht^ques.     9  vols. 

1379  Law.     Parliamentary.     Standing  Rules  and  Regulations   of 

the  House  of  Assembly  of  Lower  Canada,  16°  calf,  Quebec, 
1830  ;  —  Wurtele's  Manual,  Assemblce  Le'gislative,  Quebec 
(French  and  English  text);  —  Manual  of  Parliamentary 
Practice,  etc.,  H.  C.  Thomsen,  Kingston,  1828  (with  MS. 
notes,  interleaved)  ;  —  Lex  Parliamentaria,  by  Perreault, 
Quebec,  iSoi  (title  missing).     4  vols. 


134  CATALOGUE. 

1 3S0  Law  Reports,  Copies  of  Letters  by  IL  Ryland,  1845;  — 
Factum  Lemeoin  versus  Lionais  ;  — Board  of  Works,  Mon- 
treal, 1846;  —  J.  B.  Meilleur  on  School  Law,  Montreal, 
1846; — Inspector  of  Registry  Offices,  Districts  Montreal, 
'lliree  Rivers  and  St.  Francis,  Montreal,  1846  ;  —  Explora- 
tion of  the  Saint  Marie  and  Ottawa  River  territory,  Que- 
bec, 1830.     6  vols. 

1 38 1  Law.  Provincial  Statutes  of  Canada,  17  various  (some  im- 
perfect), including  the  reserved  act  of  1S47  to  Re-unite  the 
Provinces  of  Upper  and  Lower  Canada  and  for  the  Gov- 
ernment of  Canada.     (French  and  English  text.)     17  pieces, 

13S2  Lawrence,  J.  W.  Foot-Prints  ;  or,  incidents  in  early  history 
of  New  Brunswick,  1783-18S3.     Illustrations.     12°  cloth. 

St.  John,  N.  B,,  1883 

1383  Lawson,  John.  (Gent.  Surveyor-General  of  North  Carolina). 
A  New  Voyage  to  Carolina  ;  containing  the  Exact  Descrip- 
tion and  Natural  History  of  that  Country;  together  with  the 
Present  State  thereof  and  a  Journal  of  a  Thousand  Miles, 
travel'd  thro'  several  Nations  of  Indians.  Giving  a  Par- 
ticular Account  of  their  Customs,  Manners,  etc.  l''ac- 
simile  map.  Small  4°  half  morocco,  uncut.  London,  1709 
Al  the  end  of  Uiis  volume  is  a  document  signed  "  Peter  Force." 

138^  Lawson.  History  of  Carolina;  containing  the  Exact  Dis- 
cription  and  Natural  History  of  that  Country.  Together 
with  the  Present  State  thereof,  and  a  Journal  of  a  Thousand 
miles,  traveled  thro'  several  Nations  of  Indians,  giving  a 
particular  account  of  their  Customs,  Manners,  etc.  Map. 
Small  4°  half  morocco,  extra,  uncut,  gilt  top.    London,  1718 

1385  Leaves  from  the  Poets'    Laurels;  —  Irving's  Alhambra  ;  — 

Classical  Collector's  Vade  Mecum  ;  —  Keighley's  Mytho- 
logy ;  —  Mother  Goose,  etc.     7  vols. 

1386  Le  Blanc,  II.     Art  of    Tying    the    Cravat.     Plates.       18° 

l)oards,  uncut.     (Broken.)  New  York,  1829 

13S7  Le  Beau,  C.  Aventures,  ou  Voyage  Curieux  et  Nouveau, 
parmi  les  Sauvages  de  I'Amerique  Septentrionale.  Dans 
lecjuel  on  trouvera  une  Description  du  Canada,  etc.  Maps 
and  plates.     2  vols.    12°  calf.  Amsterdam,  1738 

1388  Le  Ber,  L.     Heroine   Chrctienne  du  Canada,   ou   Vie    de 

Mile.  Le  Ber.     Map    and    plate.     8°  morocco. 

Villemarie,  1860 

1389  Le  Ceerq,  Christien.     Nouvelle    Relation   de   la  Gaspesie, 

qui  contient  les  Mceurs  et  la  Religion  des  Sauvages 
Gaspesiens,  Porte-Croix,  adorateurs  du  Soleil,  et  d'  autres 
Peuples  de  1'  Amerique  Septentrionale,  dite  le  Canada. 
12''  calf.  Paris,  1691 

Important  for  its  information  relating  to   North  Western   Canada 
and  the  Provuice  of  New  Brunswick. 


CATALOGUE.  135 

1390  Le  Clerq.     First    Establishment    of    the    Faith    in     New 

Fiance.     Now  first  translated,  with  notes,  by  John  G.  Shea. 

Portraits    and    illustrations.     2   vols,    royal   paper,    uncut. 

Limited  Edition.  New  York,  1881 

1391  Leclerc.      Bibliothcca    Americana:     Catalogue    Raisonne' 

d'une  tres-prc'cieusc  Collection  de  Livres  Anciens  et  Mod- 
ernes,  sur  L'Amcrique  et  les  Phillippines.  classe  par  ordrc 
alphabetique  de  noins  d'  Auteurs.  Triced  in  ink.  Royal 
8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris  1S67 

1393  Leclerc.  Bibliotheca  Americana,  histoire,  geographic,  voy 
ages,  archeologie  et  linguistique  des  deux  Ameriques  et 
des  lies  Phillipines.     8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1S79 

1393  Lefevre,  G.  S.      Photographic  Views  of  Scbastapol,   taken 

immediately  after  the  retreat  of  the  Russians,  Sept.  8, 
1855.     12  views.     Large  folio,  paper.  London,  1856 

1394  Le  Gallois.        Traite    des    Plus     Pelles  Bibliotheques    de 

I'Europc.      12°  calf.  Paris,  1680 

1395  Leggo,    William.       History   of   the    Administration    of   the 

Right  Flon.  Frederick  Temple,  Earl  of  DulTerin,  late  Go\- 
ernor  General  of  Canada.    8°  cloth.  Montreal,  1878 

1396  Leighton,  a.    Appeal  to  Parliament,  or  Sion's  Pica  against 

the  Prelacic,  whereoff  the  bishops  arc  proved  to  be  In- 
truders upon  the  Privileges  of  Christ,  of  the  King,  and  of 
the  Common-weal,  and  thereupon  she  heartelic  desiretl) 
Judgment  and  Execution.  2  curious  plates,  4°  motilcd 
calf  extra.  London,  1628 

For  writing  this  book  the  author  was  twice  publicly  whipped  and 
pilloried  in  Cheapside,  his  ears  cut  off,  his  nose  twice  slit,  and  his 
clieeks  branded  with  a  red-hot  iron  with  the  letters  S.  S.  (Sower  of 
Sedition),  and  he  was  eleven  years  imprisoned  in  the  Fleet. 

1397  Leighton,   John.     The   Life   of    Man    symbolized    in    the 

Months  of  the  Year ;  in  a  series  of  illustrations,  pourtrayed 
in  their  seasons  and  phases,  with  passages  selected  from 
Ancient  and  Modern  Authors.  Ey  Richard  Pigot.  Hand- 
somely printed  on  a  thick  toned  paper,  with  25  full-page, 
and  several  hundred  marginal  wood-cuts,  besides  tail 
pieces,  ornate  initials  and  other  embellishments.  4°  half 
russia.  London,  1866 

139S  Le  Keux,  J.  Memorials  of  Cambridge  ;  a  Series  of  Views 
of  the  Colleges,  Halls,  and  Public  Buildings,  engraved  by 
J.  Le  Keux ;  with  historical  and  descriptive  accounts  by 
'I'homas  Wright  and  Rev.  H.  L.  Jones.  160  fine  plates, 
also  many  inserted  plates.  2  vols.  8°  half  morocco,  uncut 
edges,  gilt  tops.     Fine  copy.  London,  1847 

1399  Leland,  Charles  G.  Algonquin  Legends  of  New  England, 
or  myths  and  folk  lore  of  the  Micmac,  Passamaquoddy 
and  Penobscot  Tribes.  Illustrations.  Small  8°  cloth, 
uncut.  Boston,  1884 


136  CATALOGUE. 

1400  Lelewel,  Joachim.     Geographic  du  Moyen    Age,  with    the 

atlas.     4  vols.  8'""'  and  i  vol.  oblong  folio,    together,  5  vols. 

paper,  uncut.  Lruxelles,  1852 

An  important  work  relating  to  the  liibtory  of  discovery  of   America, 

containing  reproductions  of  many  early  and  scarce  maps. 

T  401  Lei\jau  De  I.a  Jaissc.  Plans  des  principales  places  do 
guerre  et  villes  maritimes  ct  fronticres  de  France  avec  les 
officiers  ge'ne'raux  et  principaux  qui  y  commandent  en  chef, 
ct  dans  la  Nouvelle  France  ou  Amerique.  Numerous 
plans.     12°  paper,  uncut.     (Library  stamp.)        Paris,  1736 

1402  Le  May,  L.  P.     Catalogue  de  le  Bibliotheriue  de  la  Legisla- 

ture de  Quebec.     Thick  8°  half  morocco.  Levis,  1873 

1403  LeMav.  Fables  Canadiennes.   1  2"^  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1882 

1404  Lf,  ]\I'N\'.     Les  Vengeances  :    Pocme    C>inadien.     8'^    paper, 

uncut.  Quebec,  1875 

1405  Le  Mav.     Essais  I^octiqucs.    8"  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1S65 

1 406  Le  May.      L'Affaire  Sougraine  ;  —  Fables  Canadiennes  ;  — 

Petits  Pocmes.     3  vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1882-84 

1407  [Le  MoiN,  George  L.]     Les   Ursulines  de   Quebec,    depuis 

leur  Ftablisscinent  jusqu'  a  nos  jours.  4  vols.  8'^  paper, 
uncut.  Quebec,  1864-66 

140S  Le  MoiNE,  J.  M.  Maple  Leaves;  a  Budget  of  Legendary, 
Historical,  Critical,  and  Sporting  Intelligence.  Complete 
set.     4  vols.  8"  paper.  Quebec,  1S63-73 

1  V-'9  Le  MoiNE.  INIaple  Leaves:  Canadian  History;  —  Litera- 
ture ;  —  Sport.     New  Series.     8""  half  roan.     (Quebec,  1873 

1410  Le  Moine.    Quebec,  past  and  present ;  a  history  of  Quebec, 

1608-1876.     Illustrations.     8"  cloth.  (J^uebec,  1876 

1411  Le  Moine.     Picturesque  (Quebec  ;  a  Sequel  to  Quebec,  past 

and  present.     JNlap.     8"  cloth.  Montreal,  18S2 

1412  I,eMotne.     Quebec;  its  Gates  and  I'^nvirons,  etc.; — The 

Scot  in  New  France  ;  —  Edinburgh  —  Rouen  —  York  ; 
glimpses,  impressions,  contrasts.  Bound  in  i  vol.  8^  half 
roan.  Quebec,  iSSo-81 

1413  Le  Moine.     Les  Pcclicries  du  Canada.     12°  paper. 

Quebec,  1863 

1414  Le  Moine.     Birds  of  Canada.     8"  paper.  Quebec,  1866 

1415  Le  Moine.     Ornithologie  du  Canada.     2  vols.  12*^  paper. 

Quebec,  1860-1 

1416  Le  MoiNK.     L'Album  du  Touriste.     Illustrations.   8°  paper. 

Quebec,  1872 

1417  Le  MoiNK.     Memoire  de  Montcalm  Vengee,  ou  Le    Massa- 

cre au  Fort  George,  1864;  —  Album  Canadien  :  Histoire  ; 
—  Archeologie  —  Ornithologie,  1870;  —  Histoire  des  For 
titications  et  des  Rues  de  Quebec,  1875.     3  pamphlets. 

(Kiebec. 


CATALOGUE.  .137 

1418  Le  Moine.     Chronicles  of  the  St.  Lawrence.     S"  pai)cr. 

Montreal,  iSSo 

1 419  Le  Moine.     Explorations  of  Jonathan  Uldbuck,  V.  G.  S.  Q  , 

in  Eastern  Latitudes.     8°  paper.  Quebec,  1869 

1420  Le   Moine.     The   Scot   in    New   P>ance :   an    Ethnological 

Study.     8°  paper.  Montreal,  i88i 

1421  Le   Moine.      Tourist's    Note    Book    of    Quebec,    1876;  — 

Chateau  Bigot:  history  and  romance,  1874;  —  Address  be- 
fore the  Historical  Society  of  Quebec,  1882.     3  pamphlets. 

Quebec. 

1422  Le  Moine.     Maple  Leaves,  tiiird  series.    1863;  —  Quebec. 

its  Gates  and  Environs,  18S0;  —  Edinburgh  —  Rouen  — 
York:  glimpses,  impressions,  contrasts.     3  pamphlets. 

Quebec. 

1423  Le  Moine.     Massacre  au  Fort  George  ;  —  Histoire  du  Forti- 

fications et  des  Rues  de  Quebec.     3  pamphlets.       Quebec. 

1424  Le  INIoine.     Last  Decade  of  French  Rule,   1749-1759;  — 

Nos  Quatre  Historiens  Modernes  —  Nos  Archives  —  Les 
Aborigenes  D'Amerique  —  Les  Pages  Sombres  de  L'His- 
toire,     2  vols,  folio,  paper.  Quebec,  1882-S4 

1425  Lempriere,  J.     Classical  Dictionary;   containing  a  copious 

account  of  all  the  proper  names  mentioned  in  ancient 
authors.     8^  half  russia.     (Broken.)  London,  1809 

1426  Le  Noir.     The  Democrat;  or  Intrigues  and  Adventures  of 

Jean  Lenoir,  from  his  Flnlistment  as  Drummer  in  Gen. 
Rochambeau's  Army,  and  arrival  in  Boston,  to  his  being 
driven  from  England  in  1795,  after  having  borne  a  con- 
spicuous part  in  the  P'rench  Revolution,  and  after  a  great 
variety  of  Enterprizes,  Hazards,  and  Escapes  during  his 
stay  in  England,  where  he  was  sent  in  quality  of  Demo- 
cratic Iilissionary.     2  vols,  in  i,  12°  sheep.     New  York,  1796 

1427  Lenclos.     Memoires  sur  la  vie  de  Mademoiselle  de  Lenclos. 

Par  M.  B.     I'ortrait.     18°  calf.  Amsterdam,  1751 

142S  Lenclos.      Lettres   au   Marquis   de   Se'vigne,   avec   sa  vie. 

Portrait.     2  vols.  18°  calf.     (Broken.)  Londres,  1782 

1429  Le  Page  du  Pratz.     History  of  Louisiana,  or  of  the  Western 

Parts  of  Yirginia  and  Carolina,  containing  a  description  of 
the  countries  that  lie  on  both  sides  of  the  river  Mississippi. 
Map.     2  vols.  12°  calf.  London,  1763 

From  the  library  Gov.  De  \Vilt  Clinton,  with  his  book-plate. 

1430  Le  Petit,  Jules.     L'xA.rt   d'Aimer  les  Livres  et  de  les  con- 

naitre,  Lettres  a  un  jeune  Bibliophile.  Etchings  by  Ger- 
ardin.     Small  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1884 

1 43 1  Leprohon,  Mrs.     ('Miss  R.   K.   Afullins.)     Poetical  Works. 

12"  cloth.  Montreal,  iSSi 


136  CATALOGUE. 

1432  Leprohon.     Antoinette  de  Mirecourt ;   or  Secret  marrying 
and  secret  sorrowing.     First  edition,     12°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1S64 

1-133  Leprohon.     Armand  Duvand  ;  or  a  Promise  Fulfilled.,    8" 
paper.  Montreal,  1S6S 

1434  Le  Roux,  J.    Atlas  Numismatiquc  du  Canada.    Illustrations. 

8°  paper.  Montreal. 

1435  Le  Sage,  A.     Atlas  Historiquc.     Chronologique  ct  Genealo- 

giquc.  Atlas  folio,  boards,  uncut.  (Stained.)    Florence,  1807 

1436  Le  Sage.     The  Adventures  of  Gil  Bias  of  Santillanc.     Ren- 

dered into  English  by  Henri  Van  Laun.  With  an  intro- 
ductory Notice,  treating  of  the  ve.xed  question  of  Author- 
ship, etc.  Life  of  Le  Sage,  and  numerous  illustrative  notes, 
etc.,  etc.  The  text  superbly  printed  from  large  bold  type, 
AX)d  illustrated  with  26  highly  finished  etchings,  executed 
specially  for  this  edition  by  M.  Ad.  Lalauze,  also  new  por- 
trait of  Le  Sage.     3  vols,  imperial  S°  cloth,  uncut. 

Edinburgh,  18SG 
Large  Paper.      India   Proofs    before    letters.      Only    125 
copies  printed. 

1437  Le  Sage.      Lcs  Avanturcs  dc   Monsieur  Robert  Chevalier 

dit  dc  Beauchc'ne,  Capitaine  de  Flibustiors  dans  la  Nouvelle 
France.     Plates.    2  vols,  12°  calf.    Good  copy.    Paris,  1732 

143S  Le  Sage,  'i'he  Same.  Plates.  2  vols,  in  1,12°  calf,  (i 
cover  missing.)  Amsterdam,  1733 

1.139  Le  Sage.  Le  Diable  Boiteux.  Illustrations  by  Tony  Johan- 
not.     Royal  8°  half  roan.  Paris,  1840 

i.l.jo  Lescarhot,  Marc.  Histoire  de  la  Xovvelle  France,  con- 
tenant  les  navigations,  decouvertes,  et  habitations  faites  par 
lcs  Fran<jois  6s  Indes  Occidentales  &:  Nouvelle  France  souz 
I'avoeu  &  I'authorite'  de  noz  Rois  Tres  Chrc'tiens,  et  les  diver- 
scs  fortunes  d'iceux  en  I'execution  de  ces  choses,  depuis 
cent  ans  jusques  a  hui.  En  quoy  est  comprise  I'Histoire 
Morale,  Naturelle  &:  Geographique  de  la  dite  province. 
;\vec  les  Tables  &  Figures  d'icelle.  Small  8°  calf.  Good 
copy.  Paris,  1612 

1441  Lescarbot.     Ilistoire  de  la  Nouuclle  France,  contenant  lcs 

Navigations,  decouvertes  et  habitations  faites  par  les 
I'rancois  cs  Moles  Occidentales  et  Nouuel'.e  France.  4 
maps.     3  vols,  small  8^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  iS6(S 

1442  Lescarbot.     Les  Muses  de    la  Nouvelle   France.     A  Mon- 

seigneur  le  Chancellier.  Paris,  1612.  Small  8°  paper,  un- 
cut. (Reprint)  Paris. 

1443  Lesperance,  John.     'Ihe  Bastonnais,     A  tale  of  the  Ameri- 

can Invasion  of  Canada  in  1775-6.      12°  paper. 

Toronto,  1877 


CAT  A  LOG  up:.  139 

1444  Le   Tac,    Sixte.     Histoire   Chronologique    de   la  Nouvelle 

France  ou  Canada,  depuis  sa  d^couverte  (rail  cinq  cents 
quatre)  juques  en  I'an  mil  six  cents  trente  deux.  Publi^e 
pour  la  premiere  fois  d'apres  le  manuscrit  original  de  1689, 
et  accompagne'e  de  Xotes,  et  d'un  appendice  tout  compose 
de  documents  originaux  et  inedits,  par  E.  R^veillard.  8'^ 
paper,  uncut.     Only  300  copies  printed.  Paris,  1888 

1445  Lettres    Edifiantes    et    Curieuses,    ecrites    des    Missions 

etrangers  par  quelques  Missionnaires  de  la  Compagnie  de 
Jesus.  Recueils  X  etXlIe.  2  vols.  12°  calf.  Paris,  1732-41 
Contains  Relation  of  Iberville's  conquest  at  Hudson's  Bay,  missions 
to  the  American  Indians,  and  the  rare  Fonrait  of  Catharuie  Tekgii- 
witha,  the  Indian  Saint. 

1446  LiGHTALL,  W.  D.     Songs  of   the   Great    Dominion;  Voices 

from  the  Forests  and  Waters,  tlie  Settlements  and  Cities  of 
Canada.     12''  cloth.  London,  1889 

1447  LiGON,  Richard.     True  and  Exact  History  of  the   Island  of 

Barbadoes,  illustrated  with  a  map  of  the  island,  as  also  thf 
principal  trees  and  plants  there,  set  forth  in  their  due  pro- 
portions and  shapes  ;  drawn  out  by  their  several  and  re- 
spective scales.  Plates.  I'olio,  half  sheep.  London,  1673 
141S  LiLLV,  William.     Royal  Grammar.    Frontispiece.  18°  sheep. 

London,  1685 

1449  LiLLVWHiTE,  Fred.     The  English  Cricketers'  Trip  to  Canada 

and  the  U.  S.,  1859.  Illustrations,   i2°cloth.     London,  i860 

1450  Lindsay,  Charles.     Rome    in    Canada;    the  Ultramontane 

Struggle  for  Supremacy  over  Civil  Authority.     8°  cloth. 

Toronto,  1877 
1  t^i   Ijxdsav,  Lord.     Letters   on   Egypt,    Edom    and   the    Holy 
Land.     Frontispiece.     2  vols  in  i.     12'^  half   crimson   mo- 
rocco. London,  1839 

1452  LiNGUET.     Memoirs  of  the  Bastille  ;  containing  a   full  expo- 

sition of  the  Mysterious  Policy  and  Despotic  Oppression 
of  the  French  Government,  in  the  interior  administration  of 
that  Stale  Prison.  Interspersed  with  a  variety  of  curious 
anecdotes.     12°  calf,  Dublin,  17S3 

1453  LiNScnoTEN,  Jan  Huygen  van.     Histoire   de   la   navigation 
.  de  J.  H.  de  L.  et  de  son  voyage  es  Indes  Orient,  etc.  Aver 

annotations  de  B.  Paludanus,  special,  sur  les  planles,  etc. 
et  div.  figures,  Adjoust.  autres  descriptions,  tant  de  Gui- 
nee,  etc.  que  des  navigations  des  Holland,  vers  le  Nord,  on 
X'aygat  et  en  la  nouv.  Zembla.  Xouv.  trad,  en  Franc.  6 
maps  and  58  plates.  Folio,  stamped  pigskin,  with  a  clasp. 
Theodore  Pierre  :  Amsterdamo,  16  lo 

Tins  edition  was  probably  printed  at  Frankfort  by  de  Bry.  The 
navigation  of  the  Dutch  to  VVaygat,  though  mentioned  on  the  title,  are 
omitted.  Nearly  all  is  an  e.xtract  from  the  first  Dutch  edition.  Some 
rare  copies  of  this  edition  bear  the  name:Theod.  Pierre  at  .Amster- 
dam as  publisher  on  the  title,  —  /■.  MuUtr. 


I40  CATALOGUE. 

1454  LiNScno'iEN.   Histoire  de  la  Navigation.    Deuxiesme  edition, 

augmentt^e.     Maps  and  plates.     (View  of  Goa  and  map   of 

the  world  missing.)     Folio,  old  calf.  Amsterdam,  1619 

With  the  Router  de  la  Mer,  and  Description  de  I'Amerique,  net  in 
the  previous  edition. 

1455  LiNsciiOTEN.     Navigatio  ac  Itinerarium  in  Orlentalsm   sive 

Lusitanorum  Indiam  Descriptiones  eiusdem  terrse,  etc.  J. 
Walschaert,  Amst.,  1614  ;  —  Descriptio  Totius  Guineae 
Tractus,  Congi,  etc.  Haga;  Comitis,  1599.  2  parts  in  1 
vol.     Folio,  paper. 

Exceedingly  rare  edition.  —  MulUr. 

1456  Lipp:.i.\nn,  Friedrich.     The  Art  of  Wood-Engraving  in  Italy 

in  the  fifteenth  century.  English  edition,  with  extensive 
corrections  and  additions  by  the  author,  which  have  not 
appeared  in  the  German  Original.  With  62  illustrations, 
reproduced  from  old  woodcuts.  Imperial  8*^  Roxburgh 
binding,  uncut  edges.  London,  i88Ji 

1 457  Literary  Garland ;  a  Canadian  Magazine  of  Tales,  Sketches, 

Poetry,  Music,  Engravings.     New  series.    Vols.  3,  6.  2  vols. 

half  roan.  Montreal,  1845-8 

145S  Livius.     Titi  Livii,       I'atavini  Historiarum  Libri.       iS"  old 

calf.  (i.  Blaen  :  Amsterdam-,  1633 

1459  Llorente,  1).  J.  A.      History   of  the    Inquisition  of  Spain, 

from  the  time  of  its  establisliment  to  the  reign  of  Ferdinand 
VI 1.     8°  calf.  London,  1S27 

1460  LoFTiE,  W.  J.     Plea  for  Art  in  the  House.      16'^  cloth. 

London,  1879 

1461  Long,  J.     Voyages  and  Travels  of  an  Indian  Interpreter  and 

Trader,  describing  the  manners  and  customs  of  the  North 
American  Indians,  with  an  account  of  the  posts  situated  on 
the  river  St.  Lawrence,  Lake  Ontario,  to  which  is  added  a 
vocabulary  of  the  Chippeway  language.  Map,  4^  mottled 
sheep.  London,  1791 

1462  Long.       Voyages   chez   differentes    Nations    Sauvages    de 

I'Amerique  Septentrionale.     Map.     8°  sheep.    Paris  (1791) 

1463  Longfellow,  H.  W.     Complete  Poetical  and  Prose   Works, 

With  a  biographical  Sketch  by  O.  B,  Frothingham,  finely 
illustrated  with  upwards  of  500  wood  engravings  by  A.  V. 
S.  Anthony,  W.  J.  Linton,  after  paintings  and  drawings  by 
the  best  American  Artists.  3  vols,  small  folio,  half  crim- 
son morocco,  gilt  edges.  Eoston. 

1464  Longfellow.     Tales  of  a  Wayside  Inn.     \A'ith  illustrations 
by  John  Gilbert.     Portrait.     8°  cloth.  Boston,  1866 

1465  Longfellow.     Nuremberg.     Illuminated    and   arranged   by 

Mary  E.  and  Amy  Comegvs.  With  28  photogravures. 
Small  folio,  cloth.  '  Philadelphia,  188S 


CATALOGUE.  141 

1466  Longfellow.       Courtship   of  Miles    Standvsh,    and    other 

Poems,     First  edition.     12°  cloth,  Boston,  1858 

1467  LoNCUS,     Les  Amours  Pastorales    de    Daphnis    et    Chloc-, 

Double  Traduction  du  Grt'c  en  l''ran<;ois  de  IM  Amiot  el 
d'un  Anonyme,  mises  en  parallele,  et  ornees  des  estampes 
originales  du  fameux  13.  Audran,  gravees  aux  ddpens  du  feu 
Due  d'Orleans,  Regent  de  France,  The  text  encadre,  with 
frontispiece  by  Cochin,  29  beautiful  plates  from  the  cele- 
brated designs  of  the  Regent  Philip,  with  borders  by  Fokke, 
.ind  17  vignettes  and  culs-de-lampe,  by  Eisen,  Cochin,  and 
Fokke,  also  one  inserted  photogravure  plate.  Small  4°  fine 
ropy  in  the  original  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Pound 
hy  Dk.romb:  I'aini':. 

A  Paris,  ImprimtVs  pour  les  Curieux,  1757 
InchidJiig  tlie  rare  plate  of  "  I.es  refits  Pieds." 

1468  LoNGUS,     Les  Amours  pastorales    de    Daphnis    et    Chloc. 

With  plates  and  vignettes  by  Scotin.     12°  calf, 

J. a  Ilaye,  176-i 

1469  LoRRAiN,  Leon,     Code  des  Locateurs  et  Locataires  ou  tralte 

complet  du  bail  a  loyer,  du  bail  a  ferme,  du  bail  de 
meubles,  du  bail  a  cheptel  et  du  bail  emphyteotique.  Small 
8*^  half  morocco.  Montreal,  18S5 

1470  LosKiEL,  G.  IL     History  of    tiie    Mission    of    the    United 

Brethren  among  the  Indians  in  North  America,  8°  half 
russla,  London,  1794 

1471  LossiNG,  B.  J,     Pictorial    iMeld-Book    of    the    Revolution. 

With  HOC  engravings  on  wood.  2  vols,  royal  8°  embossed 
morocco.  New  York,  1855 

1472  Loudon,  Archibald.     Selection  of  some  of   the   most   inter- 

esting narratives  of  Outrages,  committed  by  the  Indians  in 
their  Wars,  with  the  White  I'eople,  Carlisle,  i8o8,  3  vols. 
8^  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  tops,  1808;  Only  one  hundred 
copies  reprinted,  Harrisburg,  188S 

1473  Louis  XIV".     Ses  Gi^uvres.     Portrait  and  fac-similes   of   let- 

ters.    6  vols.  8°  French  mottled  calf,  gilt,  red  edges. 

Paris,   rSoA 
With  autograph  of  J.  If.  Iliiiton,  author  of  tl>e  "  Dook  Hunter." 

1474  Louis  XVL      Le  Roi  Guiot,  llistoire  Nouvelle,    Tire'e    d'un 

vieux  manuscrit,  poudreux  et  vermoulu.  Fine  uncut  copy, 
iC^  mottled  calf  extra,  top  edges  gilt,  in  the  French  style, 
by  Riviere.  S.  L.,  1791 

A  free  and  witty  critic  on  the  last  years  of  the  reign  of  Louis  XVi. 

1475  LouvKT  de  Couvray.     Amours  of  the  Chevalier  de  Faublas. 

4  vols.  12°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1822 

1476  Lovell's  Gazetteer  of  British  North  .Xmevica.     Edited  by  P. 

A.  Crossby.     12^^  antique  calf.  Montreal,  1873 


142  CATALOGUE. 

1477  Lower  Canada    Watchman.     (By    David    Chisholm.)     16° 

boards,  uncut.  Kingston,  U.  C,  1829 

1478  Lowndes,  \V.  T.     Bibliographer's  Manuel  of  English  Litera- 

ture, containing  an  Account  of  rare,  curious  and  useful 
Books,  published  in,  or  relating  to  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
from  the  Invention  of  Printing.  New  edition,  revised,  cor- 
rected and  enlarged  by  Henry  G.  Bohn.  11  vols.  12*^ 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1865-75 

M79  Cutljer,  illartiir.  Ausslegung  der  Euangelien  von  Aduent 
biss  auft"  Osteren,  sampt  vil  andern  Predigen.  4°  stamped 
pig  skin.  N.  P.  152S 

1480  Luther.  Colloquia,  oder  Tischreden.  Doctor  Martin  Lu- 
theri,  so  er  in  vielen  Jaren  die  Zeyt  seines  Lebens,  gegeu 
Gelehrten  Leuthen.  Auch  hin  und  wider  bey  frembden 
(lesten  und  seinen  Tischgesellen  gefuhret,  etc,  Durch 
llerrn  Johann  Auripaher.  Title  in  red  and  black.  Folio,  in 
the  original   stamped  pig  skin,  with  clasps  (one  missing.) 

Frankfurt,  1567 

A  lengtliy  and  very  interesting  account  of  this  rare  book,  and   the 

wonderful  manner  in  which  the  copy  was   discovered,  from  which  the 

Knglish  translation  was  made,  will    be  found    in  the    Retrospective 

Review,  vol.  5. 

14S1  LvELL,  Charles.  Travels  in  North  America;  with  geological 
observations  on  the  United  States,  Canada,  and  Nova 
Scotia.     IMaps  and  plates.     2  vols.  S°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S45 

1482  LvELL.     Second  Visit  to  the  United  States  of  North  America. 

2  vols,  in  1,12°  half  calf.  New  York,  1849 

1483  LvTTLETON.     Speech  of  Lord  Lyttleton,  on  a  motion  made 

in  the  House  of  Lords  for  a  repeal  of  the  Canada  Bill, 
May  17,  1775.     4°  half  roan.  London,  1775 


1484  T\   /TABERLV,  J.     The  Print  Collector.      An  Introduction 
J_Vx     to  the  Knowledge  necessary  for  forming  a  Collection 

of  Ancient  Prints;  containing  Suggestions  as  to  the  Mode 
of  commencing  Collections,  selection  of  Specimens,  Prices 
and  Care  of  Prints,  and  Notices  of  the  Marks  of  Proprie- 
torship, used  by  Collectors.  First  edition.  Small  4°  boards, 
uncut,     (i  cover  missing.)  London,  184^ 

1485  Macaulav,  Lord.     Lays  of  Ancient  Rome,  with  Ivry  and 

the  Armada.  Illustrations.  Square  12°  cloth.    London,  1S84 

i486  Macaulav.  Life  and  Letters  of  Lord  Macaulay.  By  his 
Nephew,  G.  Otto  Trevelyan.  2  vols.  8°  half  crimson  mor., 
uncut,  gilt  tops.  New  York,  1876 

F.XTRA  illustratpd,  with  73  portraits  and  views. 


CATALOGUE.  143 

14S7  ^^cCAR^^v,  Justin.  Dictionnaire  cic  TAncien  Droit  du 
Canada,  ou  compilation  des  edits  declarations  royaux,  ct 
arrets  du  Conseil  d'etat  des  Roix  de  France  concernat  le 
Canada,  etc.     12°  half  roan.  Quebec,  1S09 

148S  McCarthy,  Justin.  History  of  Our  Own  Times,  from  the 
accession  of  Queen  Victoria  to  the  Berlin  Congress.  2 
vols.  12°  cloth.  Chicago,  1S79 

14S9  McCoRD,  F.  A.     Hand-Bookof  Canadian  Dates.     i2°c]olIi. 

Montreal,  18SS 

1490  Macdonald,  James  S.     Annals  of  the  North  British  Society 

of  Halifax,  N.  S.,  from  its  foundation,  in  1768,  to  its  cen- 
tenary celebration,  March  26,  186S.     12 '  cloth. 

Halifax,  186S 

1491  Macfie,  Matthew.    Vancouver  Island  and  I^ritish  Columbia, 

their  history,  resources  and  prospects.  Maps  and  illustra- 
tions.    8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1865 

i,j92  McGee,  Thomas  d'Arcy.  Canadian  Ballads  and  Occasional 
Verses.     16°  cloth.  Montreal,  1S58 

I  193  McGee.  Popular  History  of  Ireland,  from  the  Earliest  Period 
to  the  Emancipation  of  the  Catholics.  Frontispiece.  2 
vols.  12°  cloth.  New  York,  1863 

1494  McGee.     Poems  of,  with  copious  Notes.     Also,  an  Introduc- 

tion and  Biographical  Sketch,  by  Mrs.  J.  Sadlier.  Portrait. 
S°  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  1869 

1495  Mackav,  J.     Quebec  Hill;  or  Canadian  .Scenery.     A  Poem. 

4°  half  calf.  London,  1797 

1496  M'Keevor,  Thomas.      \'oyage  to  Hudson's  Ray,  during  the 

Summer  of  1812.     8°  cloth.  London,  1S19 

1497  McKennev  and  Hall.  History  of  the  Indian  Tribes  of  North 

America,  with  Biographical  Sketches  and  Anecdotes  of  the 
Principal  Chiefs.  Vols,  i  and  2  only.  72  portraits,  colored, 
from  the  Indian  Gallery  in  the  Department  of  War.  2  vols, 
folio,  half  calf.  l^hila.,  183 7 -38 

This  Gallery  is  a  series  of  Actual  I'ortiails  of  distinguished  native 
Americans  who  have  visited  Washington  on  subjects  connected  with 
their  own  interests,  and  is,  in  fact,  the  only  authentic  series  of  I'ortiaits 
of  the  North  American  Indians. 

149S  Mackenzie,  Alexander.  Voyages  from  Montreal,  on  the 
River  St.  Lawrence,  through  the  Continent  of  North  America 
to  the  Frozen  and  Pacific  Oceans,  in  1789  and  1793  ;  with 
a  preliminary  account  of  the  rise,  progress  and  present 
state  of  the  Fur  Trade  of  that  country.  Portrait  and  maps. 
4°  calf.  London,  180 1 

1499  Mackenzie.     Another  copy.     4^  calf  extra.      London,  1801 

Presentation  copy  from  the  author  to  Lady  Johnson,  wife  of  Sir 
William  Johnson.     Inscription  in  author's  handwriting  on  title. 


144  CATALOGUE. 

1500  Mackenzie,  A.    Speeches  of,  during  his  recent  Visit  to  Scot- 

land, with  his  principal  speeches  in  Canada  since  the  Session 
of  1875.     Portrait.     8°  paper.  'J'oronto,  1876 

1 501  Mackenzie,  1'>.     Historical,  Topographical  and  Descriptive 

View  of  the  United  States  of  America  and  of  Upper  and 
I-oucr  Canada.     Map  and  illustrations.     S"  mottled  sheep. 

Newcastle. 

1502  Mackintusii,  J.       Discovery   of    America,    by    Christopher 

Columbus,  and  the  Origin  of  the  North  American  Indians. 
8°  boards.  Toronto,  1836 

1503  Maci.eui),  Donald.       Memoirs   of   Lite   Life  and  Gallant  Ex- 

ploits of  the  Old  Highlander,  Sergeant  Donald  Macleod, 
who,  having  returned  wounded,  with  the  corpse  of  General 
Wolfe,  from  Quebec,  was  admitted  as  an  out-pensioner  of 
Chelsea  Hospital,  1759.  Portrait  mounted.  Small  8°  half 
morocco.  London,  1791 

1504  McLeod,  John.  Voyage  of  his  Majesty's  ship,  Alceste,  along 

the  coast  of  Corea  to  the  island  of  Lewchevv,  with  an 
account  of  her  subsequent  shipwreck.  J*ortrait  and  colored 
illustrations.     8'^  full  green  calf.  London,  1818 

1505  ^^AcMuLLEN,  John.     History  of  (Canada,  from  its  First  Dis- 

covery to  the  Present  Time.     8'^  cloth,  uncut. 

Jkockvillc,  1868 

T506  MAGKAni,  T.  W.      Authentic  Letters  from  I'pper  Canada  ; 

with  an   account  of  Canadian  Field  Sports.       Ktchings  by 

Samuel  Lover.     8°  stitched,  uncut.  Dublin;  1833 

1507  Mahon,  Lord,  History  of  England,  from  the  Peace  of 
Utrecht  to  the  Peace  of  Versailles,  17 13-1783.  7  vols.  12° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S58 

150S  Mair,  Charles.     Tccumseh,  a  Drama,      u"  cloth. 

'Pcronto,  18S6 

1509  Major,  Alfred  P>.     Legal  Sketches.     8''  cloth. 

Montreal,  1SS7 

1510  Mai, DON  AM,  Joannis.    Counnentarii  in  quatuor  Evangelistas. 

h'olio,  old  calf.  Lutetiffi  Parisoruin,  1629 

From  the  library  of  tlic  old  Jesuit  College  in  Quebec,  prior  to  th^ 
Conquest.     Inscription  dated  1745. 

151 1  Malijav,    Paul   dc.      Saint   Jean-Baptiste    I'evangile   et    !c 

Canada.     Royal  8°  paper.  Montreal,  1874 

15 12  Mallett,  Gilles.      Inventaire  ou   Catalogue  des  livres  de 

I'ancienne  bibliotheque  du  Louvre  fait  en  I'anne'e  1373.  8 " 
boards,  uncut.  Paris,  1S36 

1 5 13  Manuel  Lexique,  ou  Dictionnaire  Portratif  des  mots  Fran- 

(;ois,  dont  la  signification  n'est  pas  familiere  a  tout  le  monde. 
2  vols.  12°  calf.  Paris,  1755 


CATALOGUE.  145 

1514  Man'ESSon-Mallet,  a.     Description  de  I'Univers,  contenant 

les  diffdrents  systbmes  du  inonde,  les  cartes  gdncfrales  et 
particuliferes  de  la  gc'ographie  ancienne  et  nioderne :  Les 
plans  et  les  profils  des  principales  villes  et  des  autres  lieux 
plus  considerables  de  la  terre,  avec  les  portraits  des  sou- 
verains  qui  y  commandent,  leurs  blassons,  titres  et  livrees  ; 
et  les  mceurs,  religions,  gouvernements  et  divers  habille- 
mens  de  chaque  nation.     5  vols,  royal  8°  old  calf,  gilt. 

Paris,  J683-S5 

A  valuable  work,  containing  680  curious  portraits,  views,  plan?,  cos- 
tumes, and  including  65  plates  relating  to  America,  views  of  Qucbtf, 
Virginia,  Plorida,  etc. 

15 15  iHannscript  onl^cllnm.     Heures  de  la  Reine  Marguerite  de 

Navarre.  A  beautifully  executed  Latin  Book  of  Hours, 
written  on  125  leaves  of  fine  vellum,  v/itli  12  large  and  5 
small  miniatures,  of  v.hich,  13  to  the  Offices  of  the  Virgm, 
Penitential  Psalms  and  Vigil  of  the  Dead,  and  4  to  the 
selections  from  the  Evangelists,  also  17  exquisitely  finished 
illuminated  borders,  and  several  hundred  beautiful  illumi- 
nated initials,  heightened  with  gold.  In  a  rich  16th  century 
binding.     8°  morocco,  covered  with  golden  daisies. 

Saec.  XVI 

Margaret  ok  NA^■ARR'r.'s  Prayer  Book  in  a  sumptuous  "  Keine 
Margot  "  binding  by  Clovis  Lvk.  Executed  for  Queen  MasgJirctby 
"  Gilles  Debreene  "  in  an  exquisite  manner,  with  her  motto  and  legenrl, 
"  Spes  mea  Deus  "  and  "  Suffixe  Toi,"and  her  favorite  tlov^■ers  sevtral 
times  introduced  in  the  ornamental  borders. 

This  is  a  Manuscript  of  exceptional  value,  of  great  artistic  and  hi.>- 
torical  interest  and  in  a  marvelously  fine  preservation.  The  large 
miniatures  are  generally  painted  with  architectural  and  landscape  back 
ground,  and  finished  in  an  excellent  manner  of  gilding  a.nd  coloring, 
they  represent :  St.  John  at  Fatlimos,  I'entecost,  Annunciation  to  the 
Virgin,  Visitation  of  Elizabeth,  Adoration  '.)f  Joseph  and  Mary,  Amiuju- 
ciation  to  the  Shepherds,  Adoration  of  the  Maggi,  Presentation  in  t!-": 
Temple,  Slaughter  of  the  Innocents,  Assumption  of  the  Virgin,  David, 
and  another;  the  small  miniatures  are  St.  Tuke,  St.  Matthc\\,  St. 
Mark,  The  Virgin,  and  Descent  from  the  Cross. 

The  borders  are  very  brilliant  and  beautifully  painted  on  gold  ground 
in  a  great  variety  combining  the  conventional  geometrical  designs,  with 
elegant  ornamentation  of  flowers  and  foliage  ;  the  animals,  birds  and 
butterflies  in  the  borders  are  especially  well  executed.  A  unique 
feature  of  the  borders  is  Queen  Marguerite's  motto,  sfveral  times  inirr- 
duced  in  the  design,  as  also  the  occurence  of  the  fleur  de  lys  and  t!-,e 
daisy. 

Valuable  as  this  gem  is  in  itself,  an  additional  value  is  added  by  the 
p/.quisite  binding  by  Clovis  Eve,  in  which  it  is  encased. . 

The  binding  which  is  in  m.arvelously  fine  preservation,  was  evidently 
done  for '*  Reine  Margot"  Margaret  of  Valois;  the  toohng  covering 
the  entire  panels,  is  "  a  petits  fers  "  consisting  of  a  wide  and  a  narrower 
border  of  branches,  divided  by  gold  fillets,  the  inner  compartment 
filled  in  with  small  medallions  formed  by  branches,  daisies  and  other 
/lowers,  filling  all  the  empty  spacts. 


146  CATALOGUE. 

ijiO  fHttltOStript  on  Urllnm.  Horae  Beatae  Mariae  Virginis, 
cum  Calendarium.  A  French  manuscript  of  the  fourteenth 
century,  executed  on  70  leaves  of  fine  vellum,  with  13  large 
full  page  and  5  small  miniatures,  exquisitely  illuminated 
borders  to  every  page  and  hundreds  of  illuminated  letter?, 
all  heightened  with  gold  ox  a  purple  ground.  8°  in 
contemporary  stamped  calf.  Sa^c,  XH' 

A  remarkable  and  very  valuable  I'-uok  o(  Hours,  by  an  artist  of  great 
merit  and  many  resources,  judging  from  tlie  great  variety  of  design  and 
the  artistic  finish  of  the  miniatures  and  the  borders. 

The  large  miniatures  being  of  unusual  size,  covering  almost  the  entire 
page,  arc  of  the  highest  style  of  art  and  are  true  pictures  of  the  cos- 
tumes and  architecture  of  the  period.  At  the  bottom  of  every  minia- 
ture is  a  large  head  with  extended  wings  and  under  the  Crucifixion  is 
ihc  .-\rms  defaced  of  the  original  proprietor  having  two  large  animals 
(wolves)  as  supporters. 

The  delineation  of  the  faces  especially  is  the  work  of  a  master  and 
these  as  well  as  the  costumes  are  of  e.xctptional  Lilliancy  and  finished 
\\  iiU  attention  to  the  minutest  details. 

T  he  borders  are  of  an  elaborate  and  rich  guomelrical  design  on  gold 
5;round,  some  blended  with  a  floriated  pattern  and  scroll  work,  and 
>onie  worked  up  in  geometrical  squares,  triangles,  etc.,  blended  with 
foliage  and  flowers. 

The  large  miniatures  are  :  The  Annunciation,  Mary  and  Elizabeth, 
.Adoration  of  Joseph  and  Mary,  Annunciation  to  th«  Shepherds, 
Adoration  of  the  .^fagi,  Circumcision,  Slaughter  of  the  Innocents, 
Assumptior.  of  Mary,  David  sending  the  letter,  Christ  carrying  the 
Cross,  Descent  of  the  Holy  Ghost.  Lazarus,  Crucifixion.  The  small 
miniatures  represent  St.  Mary,  Magdalene,  .St.  Katherine,  St.  Margueitr, 
St.  Barbara  and  St.  Lawrence  M-ith  his  typical  gridiron. 

1517  illnttttscript  on  Indium.  Hora;  Bcatas  Marine  Virginia,  cum 
Calendario.  A  finely  written  manuscript  on  107  leaves,  of 
(lie  fourteenth  century,  with  miniatures  and  numerous  illu- 
minated borders,  heightened  with  gold.  4°  in  old  stamped 
calf.  Saec,  XIV 

This  manuscript  is  of  early  Englisli  or  Norman  execution,  as  i>^ 
fvidenced  by  the  presence  in  the  calendar  of  the  names  of  Edward, 
King  of  England,  St.  Aithelertia,  St.  Dustan,  St.  Etheldred,  St. 
Armulph,  St.  Osibald,  St.  Wilfride  and  other  distinctively  English 
Saints.  The  calendar  is  unfortunately  lacking  one  leaf.  On  the  recto 
f(  i.  6,  at  the  commencement  of  the  vol.,  is  a  very  large  initial  letter 
D,  within  which  is  the  Virgin  and  Child  seated,  the  back-ground  being 
of  carmine  with  gold  tracery.  This  initial  is  continued  in  a  bordcv 
surrounding  the  entire  page,  beautifully  ornamented  and  heightened 
with  burnished  gold,  and  within  which  are  full-length  figures  of  angels 
with  harps  and  cymbals;  at  bottom  an  escutcheon,  which  is  blank. 
Un  recto  of  f.  34  is  a  similar  initial  with  the  Virgin  and  Child,  but  of 
different  treatment  in  the  border,  etc.  In  addition  to  these  there  arc 
seme  fourteen  other  pages,  ornamented  with  borders  of  colors  and 
gold  of  the  most  tasteful  and  intricate  design,  besides  several  hundred 
initials  in  gold,  some  of  which  have  spraying  branches  in  red,  purple, 
etc.,  covering  the  side  margin. 

The  text  is  most  beauii fully  written  and  is  almost  free  from  the 
contractions  usually  found  in  MS.  of  this  and  subsequent  periods,  and 
would  indicate  even  an  earlier  period  than  that  of  the  14th  century. 

The  volume  has  had  hard  usage,  and  nianv  of  the  pages  arc  unfortu- 
natclv  disfigured  bv  stains  and  diri, 


CATALOGUE.  147 

1518  illauUSCri^Jt  on  Utllmu.  Hora;  Beata.-  Maiiai  Virginis. 
MS.  on  vellum.  Yery  uniformly  written  in  large  letters  on 
164  leaves  of  vellum  of  exceptional  purity,  with  twelvj. 
LARGE  MiN'i.\TURES  of  superb  execution,  each  surrounded 
with  a  broad  border  of  tracery  with  flowers  and  scroll  orna- 
ments, heightened  with  burnished  gold,  with  hundreds  ot 
illuminated  initial  letters,  etc.,  with  nine  additional  leaves 
of  prayers  in  script.  Thick  4°  old  contemporary  leather, 
stamped  sides,  gilt  edges.  Saec,  XIV-X\ 

A  very  choice  example,  remarkable  for  the  purity  of  its  condition 
and  the  beauty  of  the  miniatures,  of  which  there  are  twelve,  occupyini^ 
nearly  half  the  page,  and  surrounded  with  richly  floriated  and  gold 
bars. 

The  calendar  i^  on  two  leaves,  in  red  and  black,  wiih  names  in 
French. 

The  miniatures  are:  i.  Annunciation;  2.  Elizabeth  and  Mary;  3. 
Adoration  by  Joseph  and  Mary ;  4.  Annunciation  to  the  Shepherds.; 
^.  Adoration  of  the  Magi;  6.  Presentation  in  ihe  Temple  ;  7.  Flight 
into  Egypt;  8.  Assumption  of  the  Virgin;  9.  David  (pretixed  u> 
Psalms  'and  Litany);  10.  Crucifixion ;  "11.  Pentecost;  12.  Burial 
Service;  13.  Madonna  and  Child,  after  which  follows  a  series  oi 
prayers  to  the  Virgin  in  French,  on  S  leaves;  also  several  other  jeaves 
of  prayers  in  a  later  hand.  At  commencement  are  several  entries  ot 
births  and  deaths,  with  signatures  .Segault,  Arthault,  etc. 

1.519  iHanttScript  onUcUum.  Mores  Beats  Marice  Virginis.  .A. 
French  manuscript,  executed  about  1350,  written  in  an 
artistic  manner  on  240  leaves  of  ver}'  tine  vellum,  exqui- 
sitely illuminated  throughout  with  21  miniatures,  sui- 
rounded  by  page  floriated  borders,  upwards  of  100  illumi- 
nated borders  and  capitals  and  hundreds  of  smalkr 
illuminated  initials  and  linial  bars,  all  richly  heightened  wiiii 
burnished  gold.  Thick  12°  in  a  contemporary  calf  bindiui^ 
covered  with  tooling  in  the  Maioli  manner.  Sxc,  X\' 

This  is  a  valuable  and  rare  example  of  the  best  French  school  of 
illumination,  the  21  miniatures  (all  very  bright  and  in  perfect  condition) 
are  very  carefully  fmished  and  of  great  delicacy  of  execution,  on  a  back 
ground  of  landscape,  and  blue  firmament,  in  the  early  style;  the  pa^c 
borders  around  the  miniatures  are  of  a  pronounced  but  very  ntui. 
floriated  pattern,  with  insects,  birds  and  animals  ;  the  numerous  smaller 
l>orders  are  a  combination  of  a  floriated  arabesque  and  filligrec 
pattern,  richly  dotted  with  burnished  gold,  and  are  remarkable  for  th= 
variety  and  excellence  of  design. 

The  miniatures  represent:  i.  St.  John  with  Eagle  ;  2.  .Annunciation  ; 
3.  Mary  and  Elizabeth ;  4.  Betrayal ;  5.  Pentecost ;  6.  Adoration  by 
Joseph  and  Mary;  7.  Christ  Scourged;  S.  Annunciation  to  Shepherd>; 
9.  Christ  bearing  the  Cro<s;  10.  Adoration  of  the  Magi;  xi.  Chri>i 
nailed  to  the  Cross ;  12.  Slaughter  of  the  Innocents  ;  13.  Crucifixion; 
14.  Presentation  in  Temple;  15.  Descent  from  the  Crosi ;  lO. 
Assumption  of  the  Virgin;  17.  Entombment;  iS.  David  slaying 
Goliath;  19.  Christ  raising  Lazarus ;  20.  Priest  adoring  Christ  from 
whose  side  blood  is  spounng;  21.  St.  \'(rronica  with  face  of  Chri-t. 


148  CATALOGUE. 

1530  iHiinuScripl  on  Ddlum.  Hora;,  Beauliiully  wrilteii  by  a 
French  artist  on  148  leaves  of  vellum,  with  several  hundred 
of  illuminated  initials  and  elaborate  fioriated  borders  on 
every  page,  heightened  with  gold.     Small  4°  old  russia. 

Sffic,  XV 

T'.vc  leaves  of  ttie  calendar  and  the  first  leaves  of   each  of   the  four 

g>..speli  are  rulssing,  but  the  Missal   is  nevertheless  very  valuable  on 

uccauTU  of   the  numerous  illuniinated  borders,  which   are   of  superior 

execution  and  exceptional  richness  and  in  fine  condition. 

15:^1  itlanuscript  on  Ddlum.  Biblia  Latina.  Written  in  an 
almost  microscopic,  but  wonderfully  clear  and  distinct  hand 
oil  376  leaves  of  the  finest  vellum,  and  ornamented  with  75 
rninrarures,  64  illuminated  and  gilt  capitals,  and  ornamental 
borders  of  an  elegant  and  delicate  tracery  in  red  and  blue, 
ua  almost  ever)'  page.  Small  4°  in  a  seventeenth  century 
I  nlf  binding,  enclosed  in  a  red  morocco  case.         Sasc,  XIII 

"  Written  in  England  in  the  reign  of  Edward  I  (about  a.  d.  1290),  and 
oilwinsr  an  unusually  tine  example  of  the  art  of  illuminatioH.  The 
siuali  miniatnres  are  drawn  with  singular  skill  and  delicacy,  the  colour- 
ing is  richly  harmonious,  the  gold  in  the  ground-work  is  very  pure  and 
Itiighi,  anci  the  whole  effect  extremely  elegant.  It  has  been  supposed 
itiat  the  bonk  was  written  at  Canterbury,  as  it  is  closely  akin  in  its 
cylligraphy  and  ornamentation  to  the  style  of  a  similar  MS.  now  in  the 
Hntish  Museum,  which  is  said  to  bear  the  date  of  the  cathedral  city 
ahnut  A.  D.  1250-60." 

There  are  some  notes  in  a  e-ixteenih  or  early  seventeenth-century 
hand;  one  of  them,  at  the  end,  being  a  copy  of  Henri  II's  epitapli, 
with  variants. 

1522  illanUBCript  on  t)£Uum.  iMissall.  A  manuscript  on  upwards 
of  200  leaves  ot  vellum,  in  large  gothic  characters,  with 
music  noted,  with  rubrics  and  initial  letters ;  also  many 
large  and  elaborately  ornamented  initials.  Royal  4°  full 
embossed  morocco,  inside  vellum  covers,  leather  binders. 

A  valuable  and  beautifully  executed  MS.  in  large  characters.  The 
manuscript,  which  is  in  the  same  hand  throughout,  is  in  exceptionally 
tine  state  of  preservation,  if  we  except  the  defects  in  the  parchment, 
which,  owing  to  the  large  size  of  the  sheets,  it  seems  to  have  been 
diflicult  to  obtain  in  absolute  perfect  state  ;  these  imperfections  have 
in  each  instance  been  carefully  mended  by  sewing,  and  have  been 
avoided  by  the  scribe. 

Lesser  capitals  are  employed  as  the  initials  of  phrases:  There  are 
but  few  abbreviations :  u  and  v  are  both  employed  to  express  the 
suund  of  the  latter  letter.  The  illuminated  initials  are  of  peculiar 
interest,  being  entirely  of  the  style  pertaining  to  the  Irish  and  Anglo- 
.Saxon  MSS.,  brilliant  in  color,  and  composed  of  minute  and  delicate 
interlacings,  "  a  style  of  art,  originated,  cultivated  and  brought  to  a 
n-.ost  marvellous  state  of  perfection,  absolutely  distinct  from  that  of 
any  other  part  of  the  civilized  world,  and  which,  having  been  carried 
a'^road  by  numerous  Irish  and  Anglo-Saxon  missionaries,  was  adopted 
and  imitated  in  the  Schools  or  Monasteries  established  or  visited  by 
the  former,  many  of  which,  in  after  ages,  became  the  most  famous 
srats  of  learning."  On  this  subject  Mr.  Digby  Wyatt  observes  "  that 
in  delicacy  of  handling,  and  minute  but  faultless  execution,  the  whole 
range  of  i'alaeography  offers  nothing  comparable  to  the  early  Irish  and 
Anglo-Saxon  MSS. 

From  the  Blenheim  Palace  Collection. 


CATALOGUE.  149 

1523  illaiiustvi^l  on  helium.     Horae.     A  Flemish  Missal  written 

on  170  leaves  of  vellum,  with  34  large  illuminated  capitals 
and  as  many  ornamental  borders,  all  heightened  with  bur- 
nished gold.  (One  leaf  of  the  calendar  missing.)  Square 
16*  calf,  gilt  leaves.  Sac,  X\ 

1524  iJlannscript  on  Xidinxn.     Psalmorum  Liber  Horce  Diurnuin. 

Written  by  an  English  artist  on  300  leaves  of  fine  vellum, 
with  5  beautiful  illuminated  letters  and  lioriated  borders, 
heightened  with  burnished  gold,  and  several  hundred 
initials,  ornamented  with  fine  diaper  tracery,  the  flourishe:^ 
of  which  are  drawn  the  full  length  of  the  columns.  Square 
1 8 '^  calf.     (Covers  loose.)  Ssc,  XV' 

iS-5  .filannscript  on  "Udlum.  Manual  Diurnum  cum  Calendario, 
Written  on  165  leaves  of  vellum,  with  numerous  rubricated 
initials.  Thick  iS°  old  calf,  with  brass  bosses  on  the 
sides.  Saec,  XV 

1526  iUantJgrtipt  on  DfcUnm.     Hypognoslicon    Laurentii  Dunel- 

mensis,  etc.  Original  manuscript  written  on  vellum  abour 
the  year  1150,  by  Lawrence  of  Durham,  and  consisting  ot 
206  pages  of  Gotho-Norman  script  in  black  and  red  with 
occasional  illuminated  letters  at  the  commencement  of  the 
heads  of  the  different  divisions  of  the  poem.  8°  rough 
calf  in  leather  case,  Sjbc,  XII 

"  This  remarkable  manuscript  and  precious  relic  of  tha  literature  ot 
our  forefathers,  written  over  300  years  before  the  invention  of  printing, 
antedates  the  "  Romance  of  the  Rose  "of  Guillaume  de  Lorris  and 
Jean  de  Meung  by  more  than  a  centur)'. 

The  above  consists  of  two  pa<ts,  the  first  a  Latin  Poem  in  hexameter 
verse,  taking  in  towards  the  close  rhythmical  descriptions  of  ecclesiai- 
lical  history  and  composed  by  the  scribe  Lawrence,  Frior  of  the  Abbey 
of  Durham,  England.  The  second  part  comprises  translations  from 
St.  John  Chn,'sostom,  passages  from  St.  Augustine  and  other  Fathers 
of  the  Churcfi.  It  is  textually  in  splendid  condition  with  the  exception 
of  a  few  marginalia  in  the  second  part,  of  which  portions  have  been  in 
places  cut  off  by  the  binder's  plow.  There  are  altogether  206  pages, 
of  which  the  "  Hypognosticon,"  including  three  pages  of  prologue, 
makes  103  pages." 

From  the  Lenox-Kennedy  Collection. 

1527  illanusctipt  on  Dcilntn.     Origenes,     lucip' pfatio  Rufmi  in 

expositione  originis  sup  eplam  pauli  ad  Romanos  translate 
ab  eode  de  greco  in  latinum.  MS.  on  vellum  in  semi-Caro- 
line minuscules,  with  10  painted  initials  formed  by  inter- 
lacements of  green,  yellow,  red,  blue  and  white,  some  of 
them  containing  figures  of  Chimera^.  Small  folio,  Erench 
red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  About  a,  d.  iico 

'•This  was  apparently  executed  in  Normandy  or  somewhere  in 
North-east  France  in  a  monastry  where  the  traditions  of  Irish  or 
Anglo-Saxon  art-decoration  still  survived.  In  the  numerous  dotted 
edge  lines  that  appear  in  the  initial*  or  on  the  figures  within  them,  we 
obser/e  this  particularly.  The  figure  of  St.  Paul  (with  others)  in  the 
first  initiil  U  is  strikingly  like  the  earlier  Anglo-Saxon  work" 


I50  CATALOGUE. 

15 28  iUauustrii)!  on  Vidlnm-    Colonna,  Egidio.    De  Kegimine 

Principum,  Folio  i  :  A  son  especial  seigneur  ne  de  lignie 
roial  &  sainte  mon  seigneur  phelippe  ains  ne  fiz  &  oir  mo 
seigneur  phelippe  tres  noble  roi  de  france  par  la  grace  de 
deu,  frere  Gile  de  Rome  son  clerc.  .  .  .  At  end:  Ci  fine 
11  liures  du  gounement  des  rois  &  des  princes  q'fere  Gires 
de  Rome  de  lordre  de  saint  Aug'tin  a  fet.  Le  ql  liure 
rnestre  Henri  de  Gauchi  par  le  comandemSnt  le  noble  roi 
Phelipe  de  france  a  tnslate  de  latin  en  franceis.  itlantl' 
snriipt  on  t)cUnm;  with  border,  in  which  are  displayed  dog 
and  rabbit  fighting  with  swords,  nondescripts  and  grotes- 
ques ;  and  a  large  initial  letter  historiated  with  the  author 
presenting  his  book  to  tlje  king;  many  smaller  initial 
letters  finely  illuminated  in  gold  and  colors.  Folio,  bound 
in  violet  velvet,  gilt  edges,  with  ornamental  brass  corner.>>. 
(he  arms  of  Clermont  on  sides.  About  a,  d.  1300 

V'.gidio  Colonna,  better  known  as  i-Egidius  lionianus,  was  a  Pupil  of 
Thomas  Aquinas,  and  was  surnamed  the  profound  scholar.  He  died 
at  Avignon  in  1316,  having  been  Archbishop  of  Bourges  since  129J. 
This  work  was  written  before  12S5,  as  shown  by  its  dedication  10 
I'hifippe  le  Bel  before  his  accession  10  the  throne.  The  date  ol 
(.iaudii's  translation  is  not  ascertained,  but  the  present  MS. proves  that 
it  was  anterior  to  1300,  probably  almost  contemporary  with  the  Latin 
original.  Althongli  the  above  MS.  (probably  written  at  Bourges)  is 
said  to  have  been  in  Claude  D'Lirfi.''s  possession  (middle  of  the 
i.i,xteenth  century)  it  had  been  in  English  hands  at  a  still  earlier  date. 
Several  minute  glosses  in  English,  in  a  liandwriting  of  Henry  VH's 
time,  are  visible  on  tlie  margins.  Amongst  these  we  find  boorderesses 
='.angelars  (i.  e.  idle  gossipers),enclume=anefeld  (anvil),  euuref=  ledis 
or  actis,  aenutz=:^5ig-carde,  forslignent  =  jolh  ayenst  kind,  ramenei  = 
broght  ayen,  etc. 

The  above  is  a  copy  of  Quaritch's  description  of  the  book. 

1529  itlanuscript   on   tJcIlnm.     Augustini   (Beaii)   Tractatus    in 

Psalmos  Canticum  Graduum  et  Enchiridion.  Written  by  a 
Spanish  scribe  on  iSo  leaves  of  vellum.  Small  folio,  in  the 
original  oak  boards,  with  leather  covering  (petrified). 

Saec,  XII 

.\l  the  end  is  a  notice  that  the  scribe's  name  was  DIdacus,  and  an 
inscription  claims  the  MS.  as  "  Liber  Sancta;  Mari:e  de  Beneviere  : 
qui  abslulent  Analhena  sit." 

Benevivere  was  the  ancient  name  of  the  Cistercian  .Abbey  of 
Valverde  in  old  Castile  founded  in  1169. 

1530  illatmsctipt  Olt  tJiUnm.     Lactantius  Flrmianus  De   Divinis 

Institutionibus  adversus  Gentes.     P'olio,  vellum.     Ssec,  XV 
A  superb  specimen,  and  in  irreprochable  condition,  of   a  manuscript 

executed  in  Italy  at  the  highest  period  of  the  renaissance  of  the  art. 
Written  in  the  highest  art  of  caligraphy  on  245  leaves  of  pure  vellum 

\>i  tine  quality;  decorated  with  a  large  number  of  painted  initials  vvjih 

ornamental  tracery  reaching  almost  the  whole  length   of  the  page. 

Each  of  the  seven  books  commences  with  a  large  illuminated  ctpitai. 

richly  decorated  with  colored  ornaments  in  the  renaissance  style;  and 

heightened  with  burnished  gold. 


CATALOGUE.  151 

1531  /ttattttStript  on  t)dllim.  Lettered:  Libellas  Augustatis,  but 
consisting  of  two  separate  Treatises,  the  first  giving  a.  siiort 
;^ccount  of  the  Roman  Emperors,  the  second  (by  Petrus 
Lomer)  is  a  Treatise  on  Renunciation  of  the  World. 
Written  by  different  hands  on  about  too  leaves  of  fine 
vellum,  in  the  early  Roman  or  the  14th  or  15th  century, 
v.hich  bears  a  strong  resemblance  to  the  Caroline  Minus- 
cule, with  numerous  fine  illuminated  initials  and  borders  of 
\cry  fine  diaper  tracery.  Both  the  treatises  arc  apparently 
incomplete.     4°  half  vellum.  Saec,  XV 

153;  illannscript  on  DcUttm.  Origincs  super  Epistolam  Pauli 
ad  Romanes.  Norman  manuscript  on  vellum,  written  on 
133  leaves  in  semi-Caroline  Minuscules,  with  painted  inter- 
lacing initials  containing  figures.  Small  folio,  full  red 
morocco,  red  edges.  Sxc,  XI-XIl 

"  The  illustrative  portion  resembles  the  work  of  .Anglo-Saxon  scribes, 
but  seems  ascribable  to  Xormaii  hands." 

t533  iHannscvipt  on  t)cllum.  Maimonidcs.  Millos  hor  lligg^- 
jom.  A  Treatise  of  the  celebrated  Hebrew  Commentator 
of  the  12th  century,  written  on  vellum.  Square  18'^  old  red 
morocco  e.xtra,  broad  dcntcllc  border  on  the  sides,  gilt 
edges.  iScec,  XA' 

'534  ittunnscripl.  Chromclls  of  St  Denis.  Cy  Commence 
leffort  et  la  substance  du  fait  des  Roy  de  France  selon 
les  Chroniqnes  de  Saint  Denys  en  France.  Thick  folio, 
half  morocco.  Sacc,  XIV 

A  valuable  Manuscript  Clironiclc,  in  fine  condition,  ending  with  the 
death  and  buiial  of  Louis  VIII.  (A.  D.  1220). 

^535  ii^annscript.  Brute's  Chronicles  of  Englandc.  English 
Manuscript  on  Paper,  closely  written,  with  initials,  rubrics, 
and  marginal  references  and  notes,  by  a  more  modern 
hand.  On  recto  of  loaf  135  is  the  following  colophon  : 
"  Here  endethe  A  bokc  callid  Brute  of  the  Chroniculis  of 
Englound  made  and  compiled  by  notabill  clerkis  of  all  the 
actis  of  all  ye  Kyngis  that  evir  was  in  this  londe  sithend 
Brute  first  conquerid  it."  Wanting  first  leaf,  containing  a 
part  of  the  prologue,  otherwise  perfect  and  in  fine  con- 
dition. A  very  interesting  and  valuable  manuscript,  written 
some  sixty  years  previous  to  the  first  edition  printed  bv 
Caxton,  to  which  it  corresponds  with  tolerable  accuracy, 
except  in  orthography  and  occasional  turns  of  phrase, 
which  Caxton  modernized  in  his  book.  135  leaves. 
Small  folio,  full  bound  in  olive,  antique  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

1420 


152  CATALOGUE. 

1536  Manuscript,  Eurghley  Mildred,  (Daughter  of  Sir  Anthony 
Cooke,  Wife  of  Lord  Burghley  and  Aunt  of  Lord  Bacon) 
Sermon  Isaias  primo  and  Prayer,  very  neatly  written  auto- 
graph manuscript,  ruled  with  red  ink  throughout,  and  con- 
taining the  writer's  autograph  in  full,  and  a  MS  Pedigree  of 
her  family.    Small  4°  vellum,  with  silk  ribbons.    About  1550 

Mildred,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  Anthony  Cooke,  married  at  the  agp. 
of  20,  Sir  W.  Cecil,  afterwards  created  Lord  Burghley.  She  was  on<^ 
of  the  most  learned  women  of  her  Age,  and  nujro  pariicularly  excelled 
in  her  knowledge  of  the  Greek  Language. 

T537  lttanU6£ri|Jt.  Early  Italian  School.  Two  Miniatures. 
T.  Scene  in  the  Life  of  a  Saint,  introducing  eight  figures, 
apparently  the  foundation  of  a  Monastery  or  some  religious 
edifice  by  a  Pope,  who  wears  a  single-crowned  mitre.  6  1-2 
in.  by  5  in.  IL  Christ's  commission  to  St.  Peter,  beautifully 
finished.  4  inches  square,  both  from  a  large  choral  book,  by 
an  Italian  artist,  probably  of  the  School  of  Pisa.  Srcc.  XIII 
Two  high  cla.ss  Miniatures  and  desirable  specimens  o£  early  art. 

153S  Manuscript.  Les  Lettres  Canadienes.  1700-1725.  A 
Series  of  257  unpublished  letters  in  French  written  by  and 
to  persons  in  Canada,  covering  the  events  happening  in 
the  principal  Capitals  of  Europe  and  a  Voyage  through 
Canada,  with  a  curious  Dissertation  on  the  Savages,  their 
Country,  Manner  of  Life,  Religion,  and  other  curious 
things.  Legibly  and  uniformly  written  on  folio  paper, 
titled,  numbered  and  indexed.  2  vols,  folio,  full  calf,  let- 
tered.    Curious,    unique,    and   exceedingly  valuable. 

r539  Manuscript.  Relatione  di  Spagna  fatta  dall'  excmo  Signorc 
Leonardo  Moro  Ambassiadore  Veneto  presso  il  Re  Cat- 
tolico  dell  1629.  Italian  Manuscript  neatly  written  on  102 
leaves.     4^  vellum.     From  the  Sunderland  Library.      1630 

1540  Manuscript.  Instruction  relative  au  Service  des  Husards 
en  Campagne.  Manuscript,  with  2  drawings.  The  dedi- 
cation to  the  Czar,  signed  by  Due  Louis  dc  Wirttenberg, 
J^eterhoff,  1805.     4"^  red  morocco. 

T541  Manuscript.  Vie  de  Deny,  Marquis  de  Vitre  Capitaine  de 
Vaisseau  (Partrice  impendere  vitam).  116  pp.  4°  calf. 
Unpublished. 

Vitre  was  taken  Prisoner  in  1757  and  was  placed  in  Town^hend's 
division  to  pilot  Wolff's  fleet  to  Quebec.  He  refused  to  do  it  and  was 
sent  to  England  after  first  having  been  threatened  with  the  Yard 
.'\nn.  P'rench  Historians  picture  him  as  a  traitor,  believing  that  he 
piloted  the  vessels  up  the  St.  Lawrence.  This  unpublished  MS.  dis- 
proves it. 

1542  ^^ANUSCRIf  T.  Remarques  sur  le  regne  de  Louis  Le  Grand 
depuis  Pan  1643,  jusqu' en  1689.  ^S'  PP-  ^^  PP-  Index. 
16"  old  red  morocco  extra,  tooling  on  sides  and  back. 


CATALOGUE.  153 

1543  Manuscript.      Medical    and    Astrological    MS.    of    1473- 

76  by  Franciscus  de  Valentia.  A  closely  written  treatise, 
on  paper  dated  in  several  places.    228  pp.     42°  vellum. 

1544  Manuscript.     Vertoogh  van  Nieu  Nederland  and  Breeden 

Raedt,  etc.  Translated  from  the  Dutch  by  Henry  C.  Mur- 
phy, New  York,  1S54,  in  his  ov.-n  autograph  writing 
throughout.    92  pp.     Unbound,  4°. 

1545  Manuscript.     Incipit  Breviarum    Cosmographiae  Ptolemei* 

Toannis  Bonfons,  1504.  A  fine  MS.  in  perfect  condition) 
with  title  and  marginal  references  in  red,  and  colophon  at 
end.     188  pp.    Small  4°  unbound. 

1546  Manuscript.     Voyages  du  R.  P.  Emmanuel  Crespel,  Recol- 

let,  dans  le  Canada.    90  pp.  16°  calf. 

Believed  to  be  in  the  Author's  Ilandwiitiiig  from  which  the  printed 
version  was  made. 

1547  Manuscript.     Report  of  Cases  xA.rgued  and  determined  in 

the  Court  of  King's  Bench  for  the  district  of  Quebec  in  the 
Province    of    Lower  Canada,  by  George  Pyke,  Esquire,  of 
Quebec,  Barrister  of  Law.     148  pp.     Small  4°  boards. 
Apparently  the  original  from  which  printed  version  was  made. 

1548  Manuscript.     Bibaud.  Dictionnaire  des   Homines  Ilkistrcs 

du  Canada  et  de  L'Amerique,  par  Maximilien  Bibaud  L.  L. 
D.  (Pour  Deuxieme  edition).  2  vols.  4°.  Montreal,  1877 
Deux  Pages  de  I'Histoire  D'Amerique  par  M.  Bibaud  L.  L. 
D.  Montreal,  1852  ;  —  Manuel  Biographique  du  Canad.i 
par  M.  Bibaud  L.  L.  D.  24°.  Montreal,  1883  ;  — Man- 
uel de  Biographic  Canadienne  par  M.  Bibaud  L.  L.  D.  iG '. 
Montreal,  1882;  —  Le  Champ  de  Mars,  Dictionnaire  des 
Battailles,  etc.  Montreal,  i'6o\. 

6  vols,  in  Bibaud's  handwriting,  chiefly  upon  Canadian  topics,  and  all 
unpublished,  with  rights  of  publication  from  liibaud's  Heir  at  Law,  in 
writing  to  purchaser.  Several  are  revised  editions  of  his  published 
works. 

1549  Manuscript.     Commonplace    J'>ook.     Quotations    from    va- 

rious Authors.     1831.     'I'hick  8°  vellum. 

1550  Manuscript.     Journal   d'un  voyage,  sur   la  Cote  du  Nord 

Quest  de  I'Amerique  Septentrionale,  pendant  les  Anne'e-; 
tSii-12-13  et  14.  220  pp.  4°.  This  MS.  is  the  origin. il 
in  the  handwriting  of  Gabriel  Franchere  from  which  Bibaiul 
published  an  altered  version  in  1820,  in  Montreal,  tran.s- 
lated  by  Redfield  in  1854.  It  bears  P'ranche're's  signature 
en  page  9  and,  is  certilied  to,  by  his  Son,  on  fly  leaf.  A 
portrait  of  Franchere  has  been  added.  At  the  end  are  3  ; 
pages  of  poetry  from  the  hand  of  M.  Bibaud,  Sr.  —  A  vci\ 
valuable  and  desirable  I\LS.  in  perfect  condition. 

1551  Manuscript.     Old  Montreal  Directory  1812-14.     The   Fall 

of  Quebec,  1759.     2  ^LSS.     4°. 


154  CATALOGUE. 

1553  Manuscripi.     Eight  Songs  of  Horace.     Edited  by  George 

E.  Vincent,  with  Translation  in  English.  Printed  on  parch- 
ment paper,  in  imitation  of  an  old  Roman  MS.  in  the  shape 
of  a  scroll,  of  several  feet  length,  and  wound  about  a  wooden 
cylinder,  with  a  knob  at  each  end.  New  York,  1888 

1554  Manuscript.  Winnepeg.     "Minutes  of  a   Council  held  at 

York  Factory,  Northern  Department  of  Rupert's  Land, 
this  I oth  day  of  July,  1S24,  for  the  purpose  of  establishing 
such  Rules  and  Regulations  as  may  be  considered  expe- 
dient for  conducting  the  business  of  the  said  Dept.,  etc. 
A  Manuscript  Vol.  of  51  pages,  4to,  and  of  much  interest  in  rela- 
tion to  the  early  condition  of  Manitoba.  Speaks  of  Fort  Garry 
(now  Winnipeg)  and  other  places. 

1555  Maplk  Leaf  (The).     A  Canadian  Annual,  a  literary  Souvenir 

for  1S47  and  1849.     Maps  and  plates.     2  vols.  4    morocco. 

Toronto,  1847-g 

1556  Marck\',  Pierre.     Mcmoires    et   Documents   pour  servir  a 

riiistoire  des  Origines  Fran(;aises  des  pays  d'outre-mer  ; 
l>c'couverles  et  ittablissements  des  Francais  dans  I'oucst 
ct  dans  le  sud  de  I'Amerique  Septentrionale,  1614-1754. 
Maps   and  portraits.     6  vols,  thick  royal  8°  paper,  uncut. 

Jouast :  Paris,  1879-88 

A  very  inipuMant  collection,  published  for  the  first  time,  from  origi- 
nal documents. 

Vol.  I.  Voyages  des  Francais  sur  le.s  grand  lacs,  Decouvcrtc  dc 
ruhio  et  di  Mississippi,  1614. 

Vol.  2.     Lettres  de  Cavelier  de  la  Salle,  167S-16S5. 

Vol.  3.  Recherches  des  Bouches  du  Mississippi  et  \'oyagc  dc 
I'abbe  Jean  Cavelier. 

Vol.  4.  Dccouverte  par  Mer  des  Bouches  du  Mississippi  ct  Elab- 
lissements  de  Lemoyne  D'Iberbille,  1694-1703. 

Vol.  5.  Premiere  p'ormation  d'une  Chaine  de  I'ostes  entre  le  flcu\  c 
Saivit-Laurentet  le  Golfe  du  Me.vique,  1683-1724. 

Vol.  6.  Exploration  des  Affluents  du  Mississippi  et  Dccouverte  des 
Montagnes  Rocheuses,  1679-1754. 

1558  Margrv,  Les  Navigations  Fram^ais  et  la  Revolution 
Maritime  du  XIV 'au  XVI'  sibcle,  d'apres  Ics  docu- 
ments ine'dits  tires  de  France,  d'Angleterre,  d'Espagne  ct 
d'ltalie.     Small  8°  half  morocco.  Paris,  1867 

1559  Marie   dc   ITncarnation.     Lettres  de    la   venerable     Merc 

Marie  de  rincarnation,  premiere  superieure  des  Ursulincs 
de  la  Nouvelle  France.  Scarce  portrait  by  Edelinck.  4° 
old  calf,  gilt.     Fine  copy.  Paris,  168 1 

An  exceedingly  scarce  book,  containing  valuable  original  informa- 
tion on  the  early  history  of  Canada. 

1560  }\Iarie  de  rincarnation.      Retraites  de  la  Venerable  Mere 

Mane  de  I'lncarnation  religieuse  Ursuline,  avec  une  exposi- 
tion succinte  du  Cantique  des  Cantiques.     13"  calf. 

Paris,  1682 
Very  rare.      I'ublished  by  Dom  Claude  Martin,  sun  of  Marie  Guyart, 
known  as  ^^arie  de  I'lncarnation. 


CATALOGUE.  ,55 

1561  Marie   de    I'lncarnation.     La  Vie   cle   la  Mere    Marie   de 

rincarnation,  Institutrice  et  premiere  Superieure  des  Ursu- 
lines  de  la  Nouvelle  France.     Scarce  portrait.     12°  sheep. 

Paris,  1724 

Very  valual:ile  cnrrespondenre  relating  to  the  early  history  of 
Cunacfa. 

1562  Marie   de   I'lncarnation.     llistoire    de   la   mere  Marie  i\r 

rincarnation  premibre  superieure  des  Ursulines  de  hi 
Nouvelle  France  prdc^dde  d'une  esquisse  sur  I'histoirc 
religieuse  des  premiers  temps  de  cette  colonic.  Par  I'Abbc 
Casgrain.     Portrait.     S""  half  morocco.  Quebec,  iS6-^| 

1563  Marie  de    I'lncarnation.     Histoire   de    la   Mere  Marie  de 

rincarnation,  Premiere  Supdrieure  des  Ursulines  di'  lu 
Nouvelle  France.     Par  I'Abbe  Casgrain.     S°  cloth. 

Quebec,  1S73 

1 564  ALarot,  Cle'ment.    Les  Oeuvres  de  Cldment  Marot  de  Cahors. 

valet  de  chambre  du  Roy.  Augmentdes  d'ung  grand 
iiombre  de  ses  compositions  nouvelles,  par  cy  deuant  non 
imprimdes,  Le  tout  songneusement  par  luy  mesmes  reueu 
ft  mieul.x  ordonnd,  comme  Ion  uoyrra  cy  apres.  16°  full 
crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  blind  fillets,  with  a  beau- 
tiful gilt  wreath  on   the  sides,    gilt    back   and  edges,  by 

CAPi^;-MASSOX-r)Kr.ONrXELLE. 

Chez  Etienne  Dolet :  Lyon,  15^2 

An  elegant  copy  of  a  ver}'  rare  and  valuable  book,  according  lu 
r>runei  the  best  edition  and  the  most  sought  for  by  collectors ;  in  an 
exceptional  fine  condition,  large  margins  (measuring  14S  mil),  one  ot 
the  very  few  publications  by  the  celebrated  Dolet,  with  a  perfect 
specimen  of  his  colophon,  and  in  a  rich  binding.  (Xot  in  the  Koti.s- 
ciiild  collection  of  Maroi  editions.) 

1565  Marot   et    Beze.     Les  Pseaumes  de   David,  mis   en   rime 

par  Fran(;^oise  Clement  Marot,  et  Theodore  de  Eeze.     With 

the  music.     16°  full  old  red  morocco,  back  and  sides  tooled, 

gilt  edges.  Nyort,  167^ 

Tor  this  translation  of  the  Psalms,  Marot  was  declared  a  Heretic. 

1566  AL^ROT.     Les  Guivres  de  Clement  Marot  de  Cahors,  valet 

de  chambre  du  Roy.     2  vols.  iS°  calf. 

Adrian  Moetjens  :  La  Haye,  1700 
Cienuine  edition  of   tliis  riate.      ^\'ith  the  fleurons  on  frontispiece 
alike. 

15^)7  AL\ROT,  Jean.  Recueil  des  teuvres  de  Jehan  rvlarot,  illuslre 
poete  franc^oys  contenant,  Rondeaul.v,  e'pistres,  vers  dpars, 
chantz  rouaul.v.  18"  beautifully  bound  in  garnet  colored 
levant  morocco,  blind  compartments,  gilt  ornaments  in 
centre  and  corners,  gilt  edges,  by  Cap^-Masson-Debon- 
XELLE,  Paris,  1538 


156  CATALOGUE. 

T568  ATarottes  a  vendre,  ou  Triboulet  tabletier,  dont  la  gibe- 
ciere,  apros  avoir  cte  egarce  pendant  plusieurs  sic;cles,  nous 
est  enfin  heureusement  parveniie,  munie  d'un  rare  assem- 
blage  de  Ilochets,  P.reloques,  Collfichets  et  Babioles  de 
toutes  espcces.  .  .  .  Au  Parnasse  burlesque,  ex-officine  de 
la  Banque  du  Bel  esprit.  16''  full  blue  straight  grained 
morocco  e.\tra,  gilt  back  and  sides,  gilt  edges,  by  Purgold. 

London,  18 12 

I'ajiier   velliii  copy.     From   llie  library  of   Count  de  La  liedojere, 
with  his  book-jilatf. 

1569  Marmctte,  Joseph.     Les  Machabdes  de  la  Nouvelle-France  ; 

histoire  d'une  I'amille  Canadienne,  1641-1768.     12°  cloth. 

Quebec,  1867 

1570  AlARRYAr,   ]'"rank  .S.     Borneo  and  the  Indian  Archipelago. 

With  drawings  of  costume  and  scenery.  Colored  plates 
atid  wood  engravings.     Small  folio,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1848 

157  r   Marryat,  Frank.     Moimtains  and  Molehills,  or  recollections 

of  a  burnt  journal.  Numerous  colored  illustrations.  8° 
half  morocco,  London,  1855 

1572  iUilVtial  be  Pavio.     Sensuyl  les  Vigilles  du  Roy  Charles  ou 

I'st  contenu  comment  il  conquist  France  sur  Jes  Anglois. 
Jnfme:  Cy  iinisset  les  vigilles  d'  la  mort  du  roy  charles 
septiesme  .  .  .  composees  par  maistre  Marcial  de  Paris  dit 
(lauuergne.  Imprime  a  paris  par  la  veufue  Jehan  trepperel. 
i31nck  £ettcv.  With  two  large  woodcuts.  Title  in  red  and 
black.  A  beautiful  copy.  Small  4''  full  green  levant  mo- 
rocco, gilt  edges,  by  DuRU.  Paris,  n.  d.  (about  1520) 
With  temoins.     191  mil. 

1573  AIartial,     Epigrams  of,  translated  into  English  Prose.     12° 

cloth,  uncut.  Bohn  :  London,  1885 

1574  Martigny,  Abbe.     Dictionnaire  des  Antiquit^s  Chretiennes, 

contenant  le  re'sume'  de  tout  ce  qu'il  est  essentiell  de  con- 
naitre  sur  les  origines  chretiennes  jusqu'  au  moyen  age  ex- 
clusivement.  L  Etude  des  moeurs  et  contumes  des  premier 
Chretiens;  IL  Etude  des  Monuments  Figures  ;  III.  Vete- 
ments  et  Meubles.  675  illustrations.  Koyal  8°  half  mo- 
rocco. Paris,  1877 

1575  Martin,  Charles.      Civil    Costume   of   England,  from   the 

Conquest  to  the  present  time,  drawn  from  tapestries,  monu- 
mental effigies,  illuminated  manuscripts,  etc.  61  colored 
plates.  Royal  4°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top,  uniform 
with  Strutt's  works  of  costumes.  London,  1842 

1576  [Martin,  Rev.  Felix.]     De  Montcalm   en    Canada,    ou   les 

dernieres  ann<;es  de  la  Colonic  Franraise,  1756-60.  Por- 
trait.    8°  cloth.  '  '    Paris,  1867 


CATALOGUE.  157 

1577  [Martin,  Felix.]     Les  Jesuites-Martyrs  du  Canada,      Map 

and  illustrations.     8°  paper.  Montreal,  1877 

1578  Martin,  George.     Marguerite,  or  the  Isle  of  Demons,    and 

other  Poems.     12°  cloth.  Montreal,  1887 

1579  Martin,  P.  F.     Le  R.  P.  Isaac  Jogues  de  la  Compagnie  de 

Jesus,  Premier  Apotre  des  Iroquois.  Portrait  and  illustra- 
tions.    12°  half  roan.  Paris,  1873 

1580  Martin,  R.  M.     British  Possessions  in  North   America;  or 

Upper  and  Lower  Canada.     i\Iaps.     Small  folio,  cloth. 
(Worn.)  London. 

1 58 1  Martyr,  Oviedo  et  Xeres.     Libro  Primo  della  Historia   dt» 

rindie  Occidentali  (by  Peter  Martyr  of  Angleria),  79  leaves, 
the  80th  blank.  Libro  Secondo  delle  Indie  Occidentali, 
Venezia,  1534  (by  Oviedo),  64  leaves,  the  65th  containing 
the  table,  and  the  66th  the  explanation  of  the  maps.  Libro 
vltimo  del  somario  dell  Indie  Occidentali,  1534  (by  Xeres). 
Colophon,  In  Venezia,  Del  Mese  d'Ottobre,  1534.  i6  un- 
numbered leaves,  the  i6th  blank,  fine  large  copy,  of  the 
highest  rarity,     3  vols.  4°  boards,  uncut.  Vinegia,  1534 

Tins  copy  has  the  original  woodcut  map  of  Isola  Spagnvola  filling 
the  space  of  two  leaves,  the  earliest  map  of  St.  Domingo,  or  Ilayti. 
and  of  the  very  highest  rarity  and  historical  interest. 

1582  Martyr.     De  Rebus  Oceanicis  et  Novo  Orbe,  Decades  ties, 

Item  eivsdem,  de  Pabylonica  legatione,  libri  III.  Small  S"* 
calf.  Colonic,  1574 

15S3  Maseres,  Francis.  Canadian  Freeholder;  in  Two  Dia- 
logues between  an  Englishman  and  a  Frenchman,  set- 
tled in  Canada,  shewing  the  Sentiments  of  the  Bulk  of  the 
Freeholders  of  Canada  concerning  the  late  Quebeck  Act  ; 
with  some  Remarks  on  the  Boston  Charter  Act;  and  an  at- 
tempt to  shew  the  great  expediency  of  immediately  repeal- 
ing both  these  Acts  of  Parliament,  and  making  some  other 
useful  Regulations  and  Concessions  to  his  Majesty's  Amer- 
ican subjects,  as  a  Ground  for  a  Reconciliation  with  the 
LTnited  Colonies  of  America.     3  vols.  8°  half  calf. 

London,  1776-79 

1584  Maseres.     Reponse   et  Observations  faites  par   Mr.    Fran- 

cis Joseph  Cugnet,  sur  le  Plan  d'Acte  de  Parlem.ent  pour 
I'Etablissement  des  Loix  de  la  dite  Province,  dresse  par 
Mr.  Franrais  INIaseres.     iS9  PP-     Folio,  unbound. 

London,  1773 

1585  Maseres.     Account  of  the  Proceedings  of   the   British  and 

other  Protestant  inhabitants  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  in 
North  America,  in  order  to  obtain  an  House  of  Assembly 
in  that  Province,  8''  boards,  uncut,  (pp.  25-32  missing.) 
(Broken.)  "London,  1775 


158  CATALOGUE. 

1586  Maseres.     Additional  Papers  concerning   the    Province   of 

Quebeck ;  being  an  Appendix  to  the  Book  entitled,  "  An 
Account  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  British  and  other  Pro- 
testant Inhabitants  of  Quebeck  in  North  America  in  order 
to  obtain  a  House  of  Assembly  in  that  Province.  8°  half 
roan  (cover  loose),  London,  1776 

1587  Maseres.     Answer  to  an  Introduction  to  the   Observations 

made  by  the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  for  tlie 
District  of  Quebec.     S°  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  1790 
15SS  MasIlRES.  Occasional  Essays  on  Various  Subjects,  chiefly 
political  and  historical  extracted  partly  from  the  public 
newspapers  during  the  present  reign,  and  partly  from  tracts 
published  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  King  Charles 
J„  King  Charles  II.,  and  from  Bishop  Burnett's  Histoiy  of 
His  Own  Times.     8°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1809 

Containing  a  good  deal  of  Canadian   matters   not   obtainable  else- 
where. 

1589  Masonic.     Calcote,  \V.     A  Candid  Disquisition  of  the  Prin- 

ciples and  Practices  of  the  Ancient  and  Honorable  Society 
of  Free  and  .'\ccepted  Masons.  12"^  sheep.  (Fine  clean 
copy.)  Boston,  1772 

1590  Masselin,  Baron  le  Metayer.     Collection  de  Dalles   Tumu- 

laires  de  la  Normandie.  Numerous  photographic  plates. 
Presentation  copy,  with  autograph  letter  of  the  author. 
Small  folio,  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1861 

1591  Masselin.      L'Egypt   et   I'lndustrie     Rubanicre.        Plates. 

Imperial  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1870 

1592  Massev,  yV.     Remarks  upon  Milton's  Paradise  Lost,  Histor- 

ical, Geographical,  Philological,  Critical  and  Explanatory. 
iS*^  sheep.     (Broken.)  London,  1761 

1593  Masterpieces*  of  the    Centennial    International    Exhibition. 

Illustrated  with  upwards  of  50  steel  engravings  and  sev- 
eral hundred  wood  engravings  of  the  finest  paintings,  mas- 
terpieces of  industrial  art,  etc.     3  vols,  small  folio,  in  parts. 

Phila. 

1  c;9j|  Masterpieces  of  European  Art,  Parts  i  to  20.  With  60 
fine  steel  plates  and  numerous  wood  engravings.  20  parts, 
folio.  Phila. 

I  ^95  Mathews,  George  D.  Coinage  of  the  World,  Ancient  and 
Modern.     Illustrations.     8°  cloth.  New  York,  1876 

1596  (Maubert,  M.)      Lettres  Iroquoises.      3    vols,    in    i.     16° 

calf.  A  Trocopolis,  1753 

1597  Maurault,  J.  A.     Ilistoire  dn  Ahnakis,  depuis  1605  jusqu'a 

nos  jours.     8°  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1866 


CATALOGUE.  159 

1593  May,  Thomas  E.  Constitutional  History  of  England,  since 
the  accession  of  George  III,  1760-1S60.  3  vols.  16° 
cloth.  London,  1873 

1599  Mayer,  Brantz.      Observations   of     Mexican    History   and 

Archaeology,  with  a  special  notice  of  Zapotec  remains,  as 
delineated  in  Mr,  J.  G.  Sawkin's  drawings  of  Mitta.  4° 
paper.  Washington,  1856 

1600  Mayer,  Luigi.     Views  in  the   Ottoman    Empire,   chielly    in 

Caraniania,  a  part  of  Asia  Minor  hitherto  unexplored,  witii 
some  curious  selections  from  the  Islands  of  Rhodes  and 
Cyprus,  and  the  celebrated  cities  of  Corinth,  Carthage,  and 
Tripoli,  with  descriptions  in  English  and  French.  Beauti- 
fully colored  plates,     (3  missing.)     Atlas  folio,  half  calf. 

London,  1803-10 
iGoi  Mavkr.  \'ic\vs  in  Egypt,  from  tiic  Original  Drawings  in 
the  possession  of  Sir  Robert  Ainslce,  taken  during  his  em- 
bassy to  Constantinople,  with  historical  observations,  and 
incidental  illustrations  of  the  manners  and  customs  of  the 
natives  of  that  country.  48  beautifully  colored  plates.  At- 
las folio,  half  roan.  London,  1801 

iGu^  Maviiew,  Henry.  London  Labour  and  the  London  Poor; 
tlie  condition  and  earnings  of  those  that  will  work,  cannot 
work,  and  will  not  work ;  with  the  scarce  extra  volume 
itcating  of  prostitution.     Illustrations.     4  vols.  8°  cloth. 

London. 

1603  Mayiikw,  Jonathan.     Occasional  Sermons.    3  vols.  S"  sheep. 

Boston,  1749-66 

Contents:  I.  Sevenat  Uoston  Lecture,  1749  :  Unlimited  Submission 
and  Non-Resistance  to  the  Higher  Powers:  on  Anniversary  of  Dealh 
of  CharJes  I.,  1750:  on  Death  of  Prince  of  Wales,  1731  :  Election,  17^4  : 
on  Earthauakes,  I7=;5:  Thanksgiving  for  Reduction  of  Quebec,  1759  — 
U.  On  tne  Great  fire  in  Boston,  1760:  on  Death  of  lion.  Stephen 
Sewall,  1760:  on  Reduction  of  Canada,  1760:  ©n  Death  of  George  II  : 
and  accession  of  George  III,  1761  :  Two  Sermons  on  Luke  XIII,  24, 
r 761 :  two  Thanksgiving,  1763 — III.  Eight,  on  Christian  Sobriety, 
1763,  on  Popish  Idolatry,  delivered  at  Harvard  College,  17(36:  The 
Snare  Broken  :  Thanksgiving  for  Repeal  of  Stamp  Act,  176'). 

1604  Mayhew.     Two  discourses  delivered  Oct.  9,  1760,  being  the 

day  appointed  to  be  observed  as  a  day  of  Public  Thanks- 
giving, for  the  success  of  His  Majesty's  Arms,  more  espec- 
ially in  the  entire  reduction  of  Canada.  12°  half  morocco. 
(Title  page  neatly  mended.)  Boston,  1760 

1605  Mayhew.     Seven  sermons  upon  various  subjects,    8°  paper, 

uncut.  Reprinted,  London,  1750 

1606  Mayhew.     Election  Sermon,  1754;  —  Thanksgiving  Sermon, 

1762  ;  —  Dudley  Lecture,  1765.     3  pamphlets.  Boston. 


i6o  CATALOGUE. 

i6oS  Meares,  John.  Voyages  made  in  1788-89,  from  China  to 
the  North-west  coast  of  America,  to  which  is  prefixed  an 
introductory  narrative  of  a  voyage  performed  in  1786,  from 
TJengal,  in  the  ship  Kootka ;  observations  on  the  probable 
existence  of  a  north-west  passage,  l^ortrait  and  numerous 
folding  plates.     4°  full  russia.  London,  1790 

1609  ISIeares'.     Voyages  made  in  the  years  178S-89,    from    China 

to  the  N.  W.  Coast  of  America;  with  an  introductory  narra- 
tive of  a  voyage  performed  in  1786,  from  Bengal,  with  ob- 
servations on  the  probable  existence  of  a  N.  W.  Passage. 
Portrait  and  map.     2  vols.  8°  boards,  uncut.    London,  1791 

1 610  Medallfs  surles  Princij^auxEvencmcnts  du  Regnede  Louis 

Ic  Grand,  avec  des  explications  historiques.  Par  I'Aca- 
de'mie  Royale  des  Mcdailles  et  des  Inscriptions.  Frontis- 
piece by  Guypel  and  numerous  plates  of  medals.  4°  half 
morocco,  Paris,  1702 

1611  Mediterranean  (The)  Illustrated.     Picturesque  views  and 

descriptions  of  its  cities,  shores  and  islands.       Folio,    cloth. 

London,  18S0 
161J  Meilleur,  J.  1).     Memorial  dc  rF'ducation  du  Bas-Canada. 

Portrait.     8°  half  morocco.  Quebec,  1876 

161J  MEiELEt'K.     Memorial  de  rKducation  du   Bas-Canada.     12'^ 

paper.  Montreal,  i860 

1614  Meu-eei;r.     Cours  Abrc'ge  de  Lemons  de  Chymie.  S°boards. 

L.  Duvernay:  Montreal,  1833 
The  liist  medical  wtirk  printed  in  Canada. 

1615  Mellen,  John.     Sermon  delivered  June    16,    1756,    at    the 

second  parish  in  Lancaster,  occasioned  by  the  General 
^[ustcr  and  Inspection  of  Arms  on  that  day.     12"  stitched. 

Boston,  1756 

1616  Memoires  des  Commissaires  dc    sa   Majeslc   tres-chretienne 

ct  de  ceuxde  sa  Majeste'  Britannique,  sur  les  possessions  et 
les  droits  respectifs  des  deux  couronnes  en  Amerique,  avec 
les  actes  publics  et  pieces  justificatives.  3  vols,  square  16" 
vellum.  Amsterdam,  1755 

Comprises  :  JNIenioires  sur  1" Acadia  ct  sur  I'lsle  de  Sainte  Lucie,  etc. 
Written  by  M.  de  Silhouette,  de  la  Galissoniere,  and  the  Abbe  dc  la 
Villc. 

"  The  most  perfect  work  of  the  kind  ever  published,  an  invaluable  col- 
lection of  Oiiicial  pa])ers  and  documents."  —  Holincs'  Annals. 

161 7  Memoires  Historiques  et  Secrets,   concernant    les    Amours 

des  Rois  de  France.  Avec  quelques  autres  pieces.  16° 
old  calf,  with  coat  of  arms  on  the  sides.  Paris,  1739 

161S  Memoires  et  Documents  relatifs  a  I'Histoire  du  Canada, 
publics  par  la  Societe  historique  de  Montreal.  Livraisons 
1-9.     9  parts  royal  8°.  Montreal,  1859-80 


CATALOGUE.  i6i 

1619  Ms':moires   sur   Canada,  dcpuis    1749,  jusqu'a    1760.       First 

edition.     Maps.     8°  half  calf.  (Quebec,  iSjS 

1620  Memoires  de  la  Ro}yie  Marguerite.     12'  old  calf,  gilt  edges, 

with  coat  of  arms  on  the  sides.  Paris,  1628 

1621  Memoires  du  Comte  de  Comminge.     16°  half  calf. 

La  Have,  1 735 

1622  Memorials  of  the  English  and  French   Commissaries   con- 

cerning the  limits  of  Nova  Scotia,  or  Acadia  ;  —  Memorials 
of  the  English  and  French  Commisaries  concerning  the  St. 
Lucia.     Map.     2  vols.    4°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1754-55 

1623  Mentelle   et   Chanlaire.      Atlas    Universel,       125     niaiis. 

Thick  folio,  sheep.     (Covers  broken.)  Paris,  1806 

1624  Mercure,  Francois.     Tom.  i.     (Title  page  and  2  leaves   of 

preface  damaged).     Thick  8°  old  calf.  Paris,  161 1 

Contains  :  Voyages  faites  en  Nouvelle- France  ou  Canada  du  sieur 
des  Monts  1604.  Maladies  incognues  suuenues  aux  Fran9oi,s  habitants 
a,  risle  Ste.-Croix.  Voyage  du  sieur  du  Pont  graue  1605.  l.es  Fr;i)i- 
Vais  changent  d'habitation  et  vont  loger  au  Port- Royal.  Voyage  du 
feieur  Poitrincourt  1606,  son  retour  J607,  et  le  voyage  dessieur.s  t.'hanip- 
dore  et  Champlein  1608.  —  Le  sieur  de  Poitrincourt  fait  baptiser  le 
Sagamo  du  Canada.  Des  colonies  que  le  anglais  ont  mene  en  la  Vir- 
ginie  cette  annce,  etc. 

1625  Mercure.    Tome  quartorze  (1627-28)  at  Tome  dix-huictiesnie 

(1632-33).     2  vols.     Thick  small  8°  vellum.     Paris,  1627-33 

Very  important  publication,  containing  the  following  articles  relating 
to  the  early  history  of  Canada. 

Nouvelle  compagnie  pour  le  commerce  de  Canada.  —  Le  peu  du  soin 
qu'ont  eu  ceux  qut  y  auoient  ce  deyant  le  commerce.  —  Articles  ac- 
cordes  a  la  nouuelle  Copagnie  de  Canada. —  Les  associez  pourrant 
crigcr  seigneuries  en  Canada.  —  L'Intendantdesalfairesde  la  Nouuelle 
France.  Kcglemens  entre  les  Roys  de  France  et  d'Angleterre  pour  la 
restitution  des  choses  prises  et  usurpces  par  leurs  sujets  les  vns  sur  les 
Hutres  ct  pour  le  restablissement  du  commerce  entre  leurs  dits  sujet.^. 
Restitution  de  tons  les  lieux  occupe-?  en  la  Nouvelle  France,  la 
Cadie  en  Canada;  —  Fort  de  Quebec,  et  cap  Breton ;  les  armes  et 
munitions  contenues  en  la  disposition  du  sieur  de  Champlain  ;  seront 
restitutees  au  general  de  Caen  des  barriques  de  gallettes,  fort  du 
Quebek,  etc.,  etc. 

1626  Merritt,  J.  P.     Biography  of  the  Hon.  W.  H,    Merritt,    M. 

P.,  of  Lincoln,  District  of  Niagara,  including  an  Account 
of  the  origin,  progress,  and  completion  of  some  of  the  most 
important  works  in  Canada.     Portrait.     8'^  boards. 

St.  Catherines,  1S75 

1627  Mes  Livres.      1864-18S1.      S'    paper,   uncut.      Only    200 

copies  printed.  Paris,  1881 

A  valuable  catalogue  of  precious  books. 

1628  Mesplet.     Le  Juge  a  Paix  et  Officier  de    Paroisse    par    la 

Province  de  Quebec,  Extrait  de  Richard  Burn  traduit  par 
J.  F.  Perrault.  261  pp.  and  table  15  pp.  A  very  line 
clean  copy.  S°  half  sheep.   Fleury  Mesplet :  "Montreal,  1798 


i62  CATALOGUE. 

i6j9  XlttStllinot,  3cl]an.  Les  Lunettes  des  Princes  avec  aul- 
cunes  balades  et  additions  nouvellement  composdes  par  no- 
ble home  Jehan  Meschinot,  escuycr.  Slack  better.  Small 
S°  full  violet  levant  morocco  extra,  fillets  on  sides,  gilt 
l)i^ck  and  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Trautz-Banzonxet. 

Imprimc 
par  Philippe  Pigouchet,  pour  Simon  Vostrc  :    Paris,  1499 
Elegant  copy  of  a  very  rare  edition  of  tlic  celebrated  "  IvUnnetlcs," 
l>cauliiully  printed  by  Pigouchet,  witli  a  fine   impression  of  his   colo- 
phon, and  a  full  pa^e  woodcut  of  the   calvary.     The   Ycmenez   copy 
with  his  bookmark. 

1630  Mevrick,  Sir  S.  R.     Critical  Inquiry    into  Anticnt   Armour. 

as  it  existed  in  Europe,  particularly  in  Great  Britain,  from 
the  Norman  Conquest  to  the  Reign  of  King  Charles  11. 
Illustrated  by  a  series  of  illuminated  engravings,  with  a 
glossary  of  military  terms  of  the  middle  ages.  Second  edi- 
tion, corrected  and  enlarged.  3  vols,  folio,  half  crimson 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1842 

An  excellent  copy  of  the  best  edition,  71  of  the  100  plates  splendidly 
illuminated,  mostly  in  gold  and  silver,  e.xhibitmg  some  of  the  finest 
specimens  e.xisting  in  England.     Uniform  with  the  following: 

1631  Mevrick.     Engraved  Illustrations  of  Antient  Arms  and  Ak- 

mour  from  the  Collection  at  Goodrich  Court,  Hereford- 
shire ;  after  the  Drawings,  and  with  the  Descriptions  of 
Sir  Samuel  Rush  Meyrick.  By  Joseph  Skelton.  Portrait 
of  Meyrick,  engraved  titles,  and  154  plates  of  arms  and 
armour  in  detail.  2  vols,  imperial  4°  half  crimson  mo- 
rocco, extra,  gilt  edges.  London,  1854 

1632  MiCHAUD,  J.  V-     History  of  the  Crusades.     3  vols.  12°    half 

morocco.  New  York,  18S2 

1633  MiCHELOT,  J.  A.    La  Canadienne  Roman  Americaine.    2  vols. 

8°  half  roan.  Paris,  1847 

1634  MiGNAULT,  P.  B.     Manuel  de  Droit  Parlementaire,  ou  Cours 

elementaire  de  Droit  Constitutionnel.     12°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1S89 

1635  Miles,  H.  H.     History  of  Canada  under  F'rench  Regime, 

1535-1763.     Maps  and  plans.     Small  12°  half  morocco. 

Montreal,  1872 

1636  Military   Dictionary;    or  the   Field  of  War,  containing  a 

particular  and  circumstantial  account  of  the  most  remark- 
able Battles,  Sieges,  Bombardments,  and  Expeditions,  such 
as  relate  to  Great  Britain.  By  a  military  gentleman.  Illus- 
trated with  portraits  of  admirals  and  generals,  maps,  plans 
of  battles,  including  views  of  Quebec,  Niagara  Fort,  siege 
of  Quebec,  etc.     Folio,  half  calf.  London,  1760 

1637  Mills,  David.     Report  on  the  Boundaries  of  the  Province 

of  Ontario.     Map.     8"  cloth.  Toronto,  1873 


CATALOGUE.  163 

1638  Miller,  John.     Description   of  the  Province  and  City  of 

New  York,  with  plans  of  the  city  and  several  forts  as  they 
existed  in  the  year  1695.  Introduction  by  J.  G.  Shea.  8^ 
sheets,  folded.  New  York,  1862 

1639  Milton.       Joannis    Miltoni    Angli    pro   populo  Anglicano 

Defensio,  contra  claudii  Anonymi,  alias  Salmasii  Defensi- 
oneni  Regiam.     First  quarto  edition.      Small    4°    old  calf. 

Londini,  165  r 

1640  Milton,  John.    Paradise  Lost.    First  edition  (with  the  seventh 

title-page).    Small  4°  morocco  extra,  tooled  sides,  gilt  edges. 

S.  Simmons,  London,  1669 
if)\i  Milton.  Paradise  Lost,  the  second  edition.  Revised  and 
Augmented  by  the  same  author.  With  the  portrait  by  DoUe, 
and  commendatory  verses  by  Barrow  and  Marvell,  fnif 
copy,  with  the  blank  leaf  at  end.  Small  8'  full  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  by  F.  Bedford.  London,   1674 

The  first  edition  in  which  the  poem  was  divided  into  twelve  books. 

1642  Milton.  Paradise  Lost,  a  Poem  in  twelve  books,  the  fourth 
edition,  adorned  with  sculptures.  Portrait  by  White  and 
numerous  fine  plates  by  Burg.  Large  paper.  Folio,  oKi 
paneled  calf,  gilt  back.  London,  168S 

The  first  edition  in  folio.     From  the  .Sunderland  Library. 

1613  Milton.  Paradise  Lost,  a  poem  in  twelve  books.  Portrait 
and  plates.     18°  old  paneled  calf.  London,  17 11 

1644  Milton.   Poems  of,  with  the  Author's  Life.     16°  half  sheep, 

London,  iSoo 

1645  Milton.     L'Allegro  and  II  Penseroso.     Illustrated  with  30 

line  etchings  on  steel,  by  Birket  Foster.  Imperial  8'^  full 
crimson  morocco,  extra,  gilt  edges.  London,  1859 

1646  Miniatures  du  Moyen  Age.     A  series  of  nearly  fifty  superb 

reproductions  in  chromo  lithography  of  notable  miniatures 
from  ancient  MSS.     Small  4°  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 

16.47  MiNOT,  G.  R.  Continuation  of  the  History  of  the  Proxince 
of  Massachusetts  Bay  from  1748,  with  an  introductory 
sketch  of  events  from  its  original  settlement,  2  vols.  8^ 
cloth.  Boston,  179S 

164S  Miscellanea  Aurea  ;  or  the  Golden  Medley  :  consisting  of  J, 
A  Voyage  to  the  Mountains  of  the  Moon  under  the  Equator, 
or  Parnassus  reformed,  II,  The  Fortunate  Shipwreck,  or  a 
Description  of  New  Athens,  being  an  Account  of  the  Laws, 
Manners,  Religion,  and  Customs  of  the  Country;  by  .Morris 
Williams,  Gent.,  who  resided  there  above  twenty  years.  8^ 
sheep.  London,  1720 


1 64  CATALOGUE. 

1649  Miscellanea  Curiosa.     Containing  a  Colleclion  of  some  of 

the  principal  phenomena  in  Nature,  accounted  for  by  the 
greatest  Philosphers  of  this  Age.  Maps  and  plates.  3 
vols.  8"  old  calf.  London,  1726-27 

Vol.  HI.  contains  extracts  from  voyages  and  travels  in  various  parts  of 
the  world.  Also,  John  Clayton's  Letters,  giving  an  account  of  obser- 
vations in  Virginia,  and  of  his  voyage  thither,  etc. 

1650  Miscellaneous.       Fearon's  America; —   Fidler's  Notes  of 

a  Traveller  ; —  Gotham  and  the  Gothamites  by  Judah.  New 
York,  1823,  (for  which  he  and  his  publisher  were  imprisoned. 
Contains  many  additional  notes,  names  of  people,  etc.)  ;  — 
Steele's  Niagara  Falls.  Buffalo,  1841  ;  —  Letters  from  New- 
York  1828  ; —  Life  of  David  Haggard;  —  Tom  Shuffleton's 
Amatory  Poem^.  Dublin,  1815; —  Picture  of  Balti- 
more, 1832,  with  plates;  —  Mapleton  (with  letter  inscription 
from  Richard  Cobden  dated  Manchester  November  5, 
1853); — Don  Juan.     Cantos  6  to  14.     London,  1823     (22) 

1651  iUissalc  Uomamim  Vetus,  OrdoMissalis  Secundum  Consue- 

tudinem  Romance  Curiae.  Printed  in  red  and  black  inks  in 
(?>Otl)ic  type,  the  intonings  of  the  Psalms  are  in  4-line  mu- 
sical notes,  written  by  hand  upon  red  lines  ;  various  deco- 
rated initials  in  azure  and  red,  with  numerous  others  of  quaint 
design,  painted  by  hand;  marginal  MS.  notes,  and  an 
additamentum  entitled  "  Benedictio  Amoris  Johannis,"  in 
the  Middle  Latin  of  the  period.  Thick  small  4°  bound  in 
the  original  hogskin  with  brass  mounted  corners,  tooled  ; 
the  interior  and  exterior  of  the  work  are  in  faultless  preser- 
vation, the  margin  being  broad,  and  free  from  damage, 
while  the  binding  is  original  and  in  sound  fme  order,  very 
rare.  Nicholai  de  Frankfordia :  Venetis,  1487 

1652  Mitchell,  J.     The  Asylum  ;    or  Alonzo   and   Melissa.     An 

American  Tale  founded  on  Fart.  Frontispiece.  2  vols. 
12°  boards  uncut.  Poughkeepsie,  181 1 

Original  edition. 

1653  MoLiERE,  J.  B.  P.     Complete  Dramatic  Works  of,  rendered 

into  English  by  Henri  Van  Laun,  translator  of  Taine's  His- 
tory of  English  Literature,  with  a  Prefatory  Memoir,  Intro- 
ductory Notices,  Appendices  and  Notes,  including  the  pas- 
sages borrowed  from  Molicre  by  f^nglish  Dramatists,  with 
a  portrait  and  33  beautiful  etchings  executed  specially  for 
this  edition  by  Lalauze.  6  vols,  imperial  8°  boards,  uncut. 
Large  paper.     India  proofs.  Edinburgh,  1875 

1654  Moll,  Herman.     The  World  described,  or  a  New  and  Cor- 

rect Sett  of  Maps.  30  scarce  maps,  including  7  maps  of 
America,  1719-20.  together  with  7  inserted  maps  by  Jefferys 
and  others.     Large  atlas  folio,  old  calf.     (Covers  broken.) 


CATALOGUE.  165 

1655  lUouavbcss,   NicljOlas.     Joyfull    Newes  out    of  the    newe- 

founde  Worlde.  Engleshedby  Jhon  Frampton.  Imperfect 
title  pages  and  several  leaves  missing.  Small  4"^  half 
sheep.  (London,  1580) 

1656  Molina,  Alonso   de.     Vocabulario  en  Lengu.i  Castellana  y 

Mexicana,  compuesto  por  el  Reverendo  Padre  Fray  Antonio 
de  Molina  de  la  Orden  del  bienaventurado  nuestro  Padre 
sunt  Francisco,  'i'he  first  title  and  3  leaves  mended,  other- 
wise a  good  copy  of  this  important  and  excessively  rare 
l>ook.     2  vols,  in  i,  small  folio,  red  Spanish  calf. 

Fn  casa  de  Antonio  de  .Splnosa:  Mexico,  1571. 

1657  MoNDEi.Kr.    Les  Deux  Ciironettesou  I'lTypocrisie  Demasquc^. 

8*  paper.  Montreal,  183^ 

1G5S  ^^ONDOT,    Armand.     lllstoire    des  Indiens  des  Ftats  Unis. 

Frontispiece.     S^  pnpfr,  uncut.  Montpelier,  1858 

i6r,9  MoNis,  Judah.  Grammar  of  the  Hebrew  Tongue,  being  an 
Essay  to  bring  the  Hebrew  grammar  into  English,  to  facili- 
tate the  Instruction  of  all  those  desirous  of  acquiring  a 
clear  Idea  of  this  Primitive  Tongue.  4°  stitched.  (Stained.) 

Boston,  1735 

1660  MoNSTREi.ET.     Clirouicles   of   Enguerrand   de   Monstrelet  ; 

containing  an  account  of  the  cruel  civil  wars  between  the 
Houses  of  Orleans  and  Burgundy.  Translated  by  Thomas 
Johnes.     Illustrated.     2  vols,  royal  8°  cloth.    London,  i860 

1661  MoNTAioxK,    Michel    de.      Les   Essais.      Nouvelle   edition 

enrichie  et  augmentee  aux  marges  du  nom  des  Autheurs 
qui  y  sont  citez,  avec  les  versions  des  passages  Grecs, 
Latins,  and  Italiens.  Portraits  on  titles,  3  vols.  18"^  mot- 
tled calf.  Paris,  1659 

1662  MoNTAiGXE.      Essais,  publics    d'apres    I'ediiion    de    1588, 

avec  les  variantes  de  1595,  et  une  notice,  des  notes,  un 
glossaire  et  un  index,  par  H.  Afatteau  and  D.  Jouaust.  7 
vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.  Jouaust:  Paris,  j886 

China   Paper   Copv.     Only   30   copies   printed,    only   560 
issued  in  all. 

1663  Montague.     Letters  of  the  Right  Honorable  Lady  M y 

\V y  M e  ;  written  during   her  Travels  in  Europe, 

Asia  and  Africa.     8°  unbound.  New  York,  1766 

1664  AfoNTCALM  et  Le  Canada  Franrais,  par  Charles  Bonnechose. 

Portrait  and  illustrations.     12°  paper,  uncut.        Paris,  188 1 

1665  Montcalm.     De   Montcalm   en   Canada;  ou   les  dernieres 

ann^es  de  la  Colonic  Fran<;^aise,  1 736-1 760.  Portrait.  8"" 
cloth.  Paris,  1867 

1666  Montesquieu.     De  I'Esprit  des  Loix.     2  vols.  8°  vellum. 

Geneve,  N.  D. 

The  Poet  Gray's   copty.  with  his   autograph   on  the  title  page,  and 
tn<inuscript  notes. 


i66  CATALOGUE. 

1667  MoNTEZ,  Lola.     Anecdotes  of  Love  :  being  a  true  Recount 

of  the  most  remarkable  events  connected  with  the  history 
of  Love,  in  all  Ages,  and  among  all  nations.  12°  cloth, 
uncut.  New  York. 

1 668  MoNTPETiT,  A.  N.     Nos  Hommes  Forts  :     Souvenir  du  50th 

Anniversaire  de  la  St.-Jean-13apliste  a  Montreal.  Portraits. 
2  vols.  16°  paper.  Quebec. 

1669  Montreal.     Directory  for  1819.     12°  morocco. 

Montreal,  1819 
The   excessively  scarce    P^irst  Directory  of   Montreal,  with  about 
iSo  autographs  of  prominent  persons  mentioned  therein  for  insertion. 
Hut  five  copies  of  this  Directory  known  to  exist. 

1670  Montreal.      Reglement   de   la   Confrerie    de   I'Adoration 

I'erpetuelle  du  S.  Sacrement  et  de  la  Bonne  Mort.  Erigee 
(Inns  I'Eglise  Paroissiale  de  Ville-Marie,  en  I'lsle  de  Mon- 
treal, en  Canada.     40  pp.     24°  sheep.  n.  p.  n,  d. 

The  original  edition  of  which  the  following  is  the  second  edition, 
and  the  first  work  printed  in  Montreal.  This  copy  is  believed  to  he 
unique. 

1671  Montreal.     The  same  title  as  preceding  with  "  Nouvelle 

edition  revue,  corrigce  and  augmentee,"  added.  40  pp.  24'^' 
original    cover, 

A  Montreal  :  Chez  F.  Mesplet  &  C.  Eerger,  1776 

A  fine  superior  copy  of  the  first  book  printed  in  Montreal,  and  of 
extreme  rarity. 

1672  Montreal.     Motives  for  a  subscription  towards  the  relief 

of  the  sufiferers  at  Montreal  in  Canada,  by  a  dreadful  fire 
on  the  i8th  of  May,  1765.     8°  half  calf,  gilt  edges. 

n.  p.  (1765) 

1673  Montreal.      Officium    in    honorem    Domini    Nostri   J.    C 

summis  sacerdotis  et   omnium    sanctorum   sacerdotum  ac 

J.evitarum.      12°  stitched.       Mesplet:  Monti- Regali,  1777 

One  of  the  earliest  typographical  productions  of  Montreal. 

1671  Montreal.     P.seautier   de   David    Avec    les    Cantiques    a 
I'usage  des  l^coles.     304  pp.  24°. 

A  Montreal:  Chez  Fleury  Mesplet,  17S2 

Contains  tlie  first  wood  cuts  made  in  Montreal  (p.  299),  and  is  the 
first  school  book  issued  in  Canada.     Of  extreme  rarity  if  not  unique. 

1675  Montreal.     Le  Vieux  Montreal,  161  r-i 803.     Dessins  de  P. 

L.  Morin,  public  par  II.  lieaugrand.  13  plates.  Oblong 
alias  folio,  cloth.  Montreal,  1884 

Only  few  copies  printed. 

1676  Montreal.     Memoire  pour  le  Seminaire  de  Montreal.     S'' 

half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  top,  Montreal,  1812 

1677  Montreal.      Cours  Abr^ge   de    Rhetorique,   a   I'usage   du 

College  du  Montreal.     12"  calf.  Montreal,  1835 


CATALOGUE.  167 

i6;3  Montreal.  Annuaiie  dc  Ville-Marie.  Origine,  Utililc  ct 
progrbs  des  Institutions  Catholiques  de  JSIontreal.  Com- 
plete set,  with  all  the  supplements.  Very  rare,  and  histori- 
cally valuable.     Sold  as  one  lot.  Montreal,  1S63-67 

1G79  Montreal.  Picturesque  INIontrcal ;  —  Historical  and  de- 
scriptive notice  on  the  church  of  Notre-Dame  ;  —  By-Laws 
I'f  the  General  Hospital,  iS::S;  —  Origin  of  the  Victoria 
Ikidge,  etc.     8  pamphlets. 

1650  Montreal.     Valentine  ou  la  Nina  Canadicunc,  Montreal, 

1836;  —  Les  Deux  Girouettes,  Montreal,  1834;  —  L'lle  Stc. 
Hclenc  (Achintre  and  Crevier),  1876  ; — Manuel  de  Temper- 
ance (Chiniquy),  Montreal,  18.^7;  —  AVylie's  Recollections 
of  a  Convict,  Montreal,  1847;  —  Whist,  Montreal,  1842; 
—  Wadsworth's  Temperance  Manual,  Montreal,  1847;  — 
McGill  College  Medals  (Sir  G.  L  Gibbs'  autograph) ;  — 
Rules  of  Tolice,  I^Iontreal,  1817-1821.     15  vols. 

1651  Montreal.     Les  premiers  Cinietieres  Catholiques  de  Mon- 

treal ;  — Histoire  du  Montreal,  i64o-t672  ;  —  Journaux  et 
Revues  de  Montreal ;  —  Notice  N.  D.  dc  Lourdcs,  etc. 
6  pamphlets, 
1GS2  Montreal.  Memoirc  ctablissant  Tlnjusticc  ct  rilcgaliic 
du  maintien  de  TUniversite'  l^aval ;  —  Questions  sur  la 
succursale  de  I'Universitc  Laval,  etc.     6  pampiilcts. 

1653  Montreal.     Lettre  a  l'  Hon.  E.  Lowen,  1825  ;  —  AddilioiLii 

Rules,  Police,  1826;  —  Montreal  General  Hospital,  By- 
Laws,  1822-1823;  —  Analyse  d'un  Entrelicn  en  la  con- 
servation des  Establissements  du  Bas  Canada,  par  un 
Canadien  (D.  B.  Viger),  1826.  (Valuable  early  discussion 
on  the  Rights  of  the  French  Canadians  to  their  language, 
law  and  customs.)  Riots  at  Bristol,  1832;  —  By-Laws 
Trinity  House  of  IMontreal,  1832;  —  Les  premiers  Rudi- 
ments de  la  Constitution  Britannique  par  Jacques  Labric, 
1827  ;  —  Narrative  of  the  St.  Andrew's  Society  (by  Sir  Hugh 
Allan),  1855  ;  —  Le  Manuscript  Venn  de  Ste.  Helcne  d'une 
manniere  inconnue,  1818;  —  The  Christian  Religion,  by 
Rev,  John  Strachan,  1807;  — Considerations  sur  les  effets 
qu'ont  produit  en  Canada  la  conservation  des  c'lablissc- 
ments  du  Pays,  les  T^Ioeurs,  I'Education,  etc.,  de  ses  Habit- 
ants par  un  Canadien  (D.  B.  Viger),  1809.  (With  auto- 
graph signature  on  title  of  Archbishop  Signay.)  12  pam- 
phlets. 

1654  Montreal.     Directories  for  the  years  18^3  (fragment),  1847, 

1S4S,  1849,  1855.     5  vols. 

1655  Montreal.      Daily  Star,  Carnival  number,   1888;  —  Globe 

extra,  Board  of  Trade  Edition,  1889.  Numerous  illustra- 
tions.    2  numbers. 


i63  CATALOGUE. 

1686  Moore,    Thomas.      Lalla    Rookh,    an    Oriental    Romance. 

Elegantly  illustrated  with  photogravures  in  various  tints. 
Fine  designs  by  eminent  artists,  and  printed  on  Imperial 
Japanese  paper.  Small  folio  j>apcr,  uncut,  in  a  satin  port- 
folio. Boston,  1887 
Only  500  copies  printed. 

1687  Mookp:.     Tom  Crib's  Memorial  to  Congress.     By  one  of  the 

Fancy.     16'^  boards,  uncut.  New  York,  18 19 

16SS  Moore.  Poetical  Works  of.  Willi  memoir  by  David  Her- 
bert.    Portrait  and  illustrations.     8^  half  calf,  gilt. 

Edinburgh,  1S73 
16S9  Moorson,  \y.     Letters   from  Nova  Scotia:    sketches  of   a 
young  country.     Map.     Small  S"  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1S30 

1690  MoRALiTE    nouvcUc  trcs  fruclueuse,   de   I'enfant  de  perdi- 

tion, qui  pendit  son  pcre,  ct  tua  sa  mere  ;  ct  conmient-il  sc 
dc'sespdra ;  k  sept  personnages.  Le  contenu  se  voit  a  la 
page  suyvant.  A  Lyon,  par  Pierre  Rigaud,  en  rue  Mer- 
cicre,  1608.  Small  8*^  full  citron  levant  morocco,  gilt  back, 
lilets  on  the  sides,  gilt  edges,  gilt  inside  borders,  by  Bau- 
zonnef-Trautz.     Only  43  copies  reprinted.        Paris,  1833 

1691  MoRAN,  Charles.     Money.     12°  cloth,  uncut. 

New  York,  1S63 
1693  Moravians    in   Labrador.     iS°   cloth,  uncut. 

Edinl)urgh,  1S33 
1G93  M(^R(;ax,  ill     Bibliothcca   Canadiensis  ;  or,  a  Manual  of 
Canadian  Literature.     Royal  8°  cloth.  Ottawa,  1867 

1O91  MoKGAX.  Sketches  of  Celebrated  Canadians,  and  Per- 
sons connected  with  Canada,  from  the  earliest  period  in 
tlie  history  of  the  Province,  down  to  the  present  time.  8^ 
half  morocco.  Quebec,  1862 

1695  Morgan.     Dominion    Annual    Register   and    Review,   from 

1879-83,  'S4-S6.     6  vols.  S°  cloth.  Ottawa,  iSSo-86 

1696  Mcjrgand  et  Fatout.     Bulletin  de  la   Librairie    Morgand  et 

Fatout.  Vols.  1  and  2  [Nos.  1-7880].  Illustrated  with 
numerous  fac-similes  of  bindings,  title  pages,  types,  etc, 
some  colored,  also  portrait  of  'J'rautz-Bauzonnet.  2 
vols,    thick  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1876-81 

1697  Morgand.     Repertoire  de  la  Libraiiie  Morgand  et   I'^atout, 

1S78,    18S2.     Portrait    of    Baron    Rothschild.     2    vols.  8" 

paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1878-82 

169S  Morgand.     Librarie    Damascene    Morgand.     Bulletin  men- 

suel.     Nos.  14,  16,  17,  18.     Facsimiles  of  binding.     4  vols. 

8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1883-85 

1699  MoRLEV,  Henry.    Mediaeval  Tales.    8''  cloth.     London,  1886 


CATALOGUE.  169 

1700  MoRNAY,   Phillippe  de.     De  la  Ve'rite  de  !;i  Religion  chres- 

tienne  par  Phillippes  de  Mornay  sieur  du  Plessis  Marlv. 
Seconde  edition,  revue  par  I'aiUeur,     Small  8°  calf,  n;ilt. 

Jean  Richer, 
rue  St.  Jean  de  Latran,  a  I'Arbe  Verdoyant,  Paris,  15S3 

(Jood  copy  of  this  scaixc  book  by  De  Morney,  called  llie  Iluguuii'jt 
Pope. 

1701  Morris,   Alexander.      Nova  Briltania;  or,   Our  new  Cana- 

dian   Dominion    P'oreshadowed.     8°  cloth,    uncut. 

Toronto,  1SS4 

1702  Morris,  Rev.  F.  O.     History  of  British    Butterflies.    Third 

edition.     72  colored  plates.     Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1S70 

1703  Morse,  Jedidiah.     American  Gazetteer.     Maps.     8°  calf. 

London,  1798 

1704  Mountain,   George  J.     Songs  of  the  Wilderness  ;  being  a 

collection  of  Poems,  written  in  different  parts  of  the  Terri- 
tory of  Hudson's  Bay  Company,  and  in  the  Wilds  of  Can- 
ada, in  1844,  with  illustrative  notes.  Plates.  12  °  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  184G 

1705  Mousseau,  J.  O.     Un   Page  D'Histoire.     16°  paper  (2  cop- 

ies). Montreal,  1S87 

1706  MoussAC,  M.  E.  de.     Histoire    de  France    raconte'e  a   mes 

Enfants.  Avec  preface  de  M.  Le  Marquis  A.  De  Segur. 
Imperial  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris. 

1707  MovEN,  J.     Cours  Elementaire  de   Botanique  et    Flore  du 

Canada.     12°  boards.  Montreal,  187 1 

1708  MoYSE.      Incipiunt  Aphorism!  excellentissinii   Raby  Moyses 

secundum  doctrinam  galieni  medicorum  principes.  Printed 
in  round  characters.  Small  4°  calf.  Impressi  Impensa 
Benedictf  Hectoris  librarii,  cura  uero  Platonis  de  Bene- 
dictes  A  stampatoris  acuratissimi.       Bononie  (circa  1478). 

1709  Muller,  G.  p.  Voyages  et  decouvertes,  failes  par  les  Russes 

le  long  des  cotes  de  la  Mer  (ilaciale  et  sur  I'Ocean  oriental 
tant  vers  le  Japon  que  vers  I'Ame'riquc  avec  I'histoire  du 
lieuve  Amur  et  des  pays  adjacens.     2  vols.     12°   half   calf. 

Amsterdam,  17G6 

1710  MuRDocK,  Beamish.     History  of  Nova  Scotia  or  Acadie.     3 

vols.  8°  cloth.  Halifax,  N.  S.,  1S65 

17 1 1  Murphy,  PL  C.     Jacob   Steendam.     A  memoir  of  the    first 

poet  in  New  Netherland,  with  his  poems  descriptive  of  the 
Colony.     Portrait.     8°  paper,  'J'he  Hague,  1861 

1712  Murray,  E.    C.    G.     Side-Ligiits    on     English    Society,  or 

Sketches  from  Life,  social  and  satirical.  300  illustrations. 
2  vols.  8^  cloth,  uncut.  London,  iSSi 


I70  CATALOGUE. 

1 7 13  Murray,   Hugh.     Historical  and   Descriptive   Account   of 

British  America  ;  comprising  Canada,  Upper  and  Lower, 
Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  Newfoundland,  Prince  Ed- 
ward Island,  Bermuda,  and  the  Fur  Country.  With  illus- 
trations of  the  Natural  History  by  Wilson,  Greville,  and 
Traill.     Maps  and  plates.     3  vols.  12°  cloth,  uncut. 

Edinburgh,  1839 

1714  MuRRA\,  Rev.  John.     (Minister  in  Newburyport.)     Funeral 

Sermon  on  Rev.  J.  Prince,  1791,  with  portrait ;  —  Funeral 
Sermon  on  Mrs.  Lane,  1781  ; — Thanksgiving  Sermon,  1783  ; 
—  Sermon  in  Boston,  1768.     4  pamphlets. 

Newburyport  and  Boston. 

1715  MusARUM  l)elici;ij ;  or  the  Muses'  Recreation,  1656; — Wit 

Restored  in  several  Poems,  1658;  —  Wits'  Recreations, 
1640.  New  edition,  with  additional  Notes,  and  a  portrait  of 
Sir  John  Mennis.     2  vols.  12°  boards,  uncut.  London. 

1716  MvRAXD,  Ernest.     Une  Fete  Not'I  sous  Jacques  Cartier.    8° 

paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1888 


1717  "X  TADAiLLAC,  j\L\R(juis  de.     L'Amerique  Prehistorique. 
j^^      Illustrations.     Royal  8°  paper,  uncut.         Paris,  1883 

1718  Nakatenus,  W.     Coeleste  Palmetum,  variis  officiis,  litaniis, 

precibus,  nee  non  Orationibus  Sanctorum  per  annum.     iS" 
red  morocco.  Antverpia^,  n.  d. 

1719  Napoleon  Gallery  ;  or  Illustrations  of  the  Life  and  Times  of 

the  Emperor  of  France.     L^pwards  of  125  outline  plates  by 
Reveil,  original  impressions.     12°  wrinkled  calf,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1837 

1720  Napoleon.     IVLirtial   Achievements    of   Great    Britain    and 

her  Allies  from  1799  to  18 15.  Vignette  titles  and  52  fine 
fine  plates  engraved  in  Aquatint  by  Sutherland,  Clark,  Du- 
bourg  and  others  from  designs  by  W.  Heath.  Large  4^ 
old  half  morocco,  totally  uncut.  J.  Jenkins  :  London,  18 14 
17J1  Napoleon.  Triumphs  of  Europe,  in  the  Campaigns  of  the 
years  1812,  '13,  '14,  commemorated  in  a  series  of  twelve 
views  of  Moscow,  the  Kremlin,  Leipsic,  Dresden,  Berlin. 
Frankfort  on  the  Maine,  fete,  with  a  concise  history  of 
those  important  events.     Imperial  folio,  half  morocco. 

London,  181 4 

1722  Napoleon.     History  of.     Edited  by   R.    H.    Home.     Illus- 

trated with  many  hundred  engravings  on   wood   from  de- 
signs by  Raffet  and  Horace  Vernet.     Royal  8°  cloth. 

London, 1840 

1723  Napoleon.     Table  Talk  and  Opinions  of ;  — The  Words  of 

Wellington.     2  vols.  18°  cloth.  London,  1869-79 


CATALOGUE.  171 

1724  Narrative  of  the  Early  Days  and  Remembrances  of  Oceola 

Nikkanochee,  Prince  of  Econchatti,  a  young  Seminole  In- 
dian ;  son  of  Econchatti  —  Mico,  King  of  the  Red  Hills,  in 
Florida ;  with  a  brief  history  of  his  nation,  and  his  re- 
nowned uncle  Oceola,  and  his  parents.     Plates.  8°  cloth. 

London,  1841 

1725  Neander,  Michael.     Orbis  Terrcee  Partium  succinta   expli- 

catu,  seu  Simplex  Enumeratio  distributa  in  singularum  par- 
tium regiones.     12°  calf.    Abraham  Lambergi,  Lipsiae,  1589 

"  In  the  prologomena  of  this  book  is  a  long  and  most  interesting 
list  of  authors  consulted  in  the  compilation,  among  whom  are  fifty 
works  pertaining  to  Geography  and  America,  some  of  which  are 
hardly  known." — SUveus. 

1726  Nelson,  Horatio,     Life  of  Lord  Viscount  Nelson,  By  T.  O. 

Churchill.  Illustrated  by  engravings  of  the  most  striking 
and  memorable  incidents,  to  which  is  added  a  description 
of  the  monument  erected  to  his  memory  in  Guild  Hall,  with 
the  inscription  by  the  Right  Hon.  R.  B.  Sheridan.  Impe- 
rial 8°  half  roan.  London,  181  r 

1727  Nelsont.     Narrative  of  the    Proceedings   of   His   Majesty's 

Squadron  under  the  command  of  Rear- Admiral  Sir  II.  Nel- 
son, K.  B.,  from  its  sailing  from  Gibraltar  to  the  conclusion 
of  the  glorious  Victory  of  the  Nile.  Quebec,  1799  ;  —  Life 
of  Lord  Nelson,  by  Robert  Southey.  First  Canada  edition. 
Niagara,  183 1.  Bound  together.  %"  half  morocco  extm, 
gilt  top. 

1728  Nelson's  Oil  Colour  Views.      Montreal,  Quebec,  Scenery  of 

the  St.  Lawrence.  30  plates,  with  letter-press.  3  vols.  12" 
paper.  London. 

1729  Nettle,  Richard.     Salmon  Fisheries  of  the    St.    Lawrence 

and  its  tributaries.      12°  cloth.  Montreal,  1857 

1730  New  Comic  Annual.     Illustrated  with  one    hundred    highly 

humorous  woodcuts.     12°  half  roan.  London. 

1 73 1  News  from  New  England,  London,  1G76.     Small  4°  cloth. 

Boston,  1850 

1732  Newspapers.     London  Chronicle.     Vols.  8,  10,   ir,   13,    14. 

(7  nos.  missing.)     5  vols,  in  numbers.         London,  1760-63 
Contains  original  account  of  the  French  and  Indian  war. 

1733  Newspapers.     Montreal  Morning  Chronicle.     Vol.  2  (Nos. 

9r-io8,  1837);  ^"ol-  3  (Nos.  5-S2,  1837-8);  Vol.  4  (Nos. 
1-53,  1838);  Vol.  6  (Nos.  128-236,  1841);  Vol.  13  (Nos. 
1-135.  1848)  ;  Vol.  13  (Nos.  136,  235,  1848)  ;  Vol.  15  (Nos. 
1-172,  1849);  Vol.  15  New  Series  (Nos.  1-64,  1850).  6 
vols,  folio,  half  sheep.  Montreal,  1837-50 

1734  Newspapers.     Montreal  Herald,  Vol.  2,  1813;  Vol.6,  1817. 

(3  Nos.  wanting.)  2  vols,  folio,  half  sheep.  Montreal,  1813-17 


172  CATALOGUE. 

1735  Newspapers.     Pennsylvania  Journal  and  Weekly  Advertiser 

Newspaper.  June  28,  1773,  containing  General  Gage's  Proc- 
lamation as  Gov.  of  Boston,  dated  June  12,  1775,  and  Post- 
script to  Dunlap's  Pa.  Packet,"  Sept.  1776,  containing  the 
Constitution  of  Pennsylvania.     (2) 

1736  Newspapers.    Pennsylvania,  1878.     The  Gazeteer  of  July  4, 

24,  and  Oct.  25  —  The  Journal  of  Oct.  3  ;  —  The  Mercury 
of  Oct.  12  ;  —  The  Freeman's  Journal  of  Oct.  31,  and  Uni- 
versal Advertiser  cf  18  April,  1800.     (7) 

1737  Newspapers.     Thompson's  Mirror  of   Parliament;  being   a 

Mirror  of  Debate  in  both  Houses  of  the  Canadian  Legisla- 
ture, 3d  Session,  6th  Parliament,  1859-60.  Royal  8°  half 
roan.  Montreal. 

i7^j8  Newspapers.     Pennsylvania  Gazette,  April  27,  May  4,    11, 
June  1,8,  1774.     (5)  Phila. 

1739  Newspapers.     Boston  Gazette  and   Weekly  Journal,    Sept. 

24,  175 1  ;  —  Boston  Gazette  and  Country  Journal,  Dec.  5, 
1868.     (Imperfect.)     2  pieces.  Boston. 

1740  Newspapers.      Rivington's    New    York    Gazetteer    or  the 

Connecticut,  Hudson's  River,  New  Jersey,  and  Quebec 
Advertiser,  Dec.  23,  1773;  —  May  26,  June  16,  July  21, 
1744,  New  York. 

1741  Newspapers.       Russell's   Gazette;  —  Spooner's    Vermont 

Journal  ;  —  Farmer's  Weekly  Museum  and  New  Hamp- 
shire and  Vermont  Journal;  —  Providence  Gazette,  etc. 
18  odd  numbers  ;  1776-1809. 

1742  Nfc-Wsr'APERS.     Ijoston  Evening  Post,  Dec.  30,  1754  ;  March 

22,  1756  (both  imperfect),  Feb.  10,  1855.     (3)  Boston. 

1743  Newspapers.     New  England  Weekly  Journal,  Feb.   12    (im- 

perfect) and  Dec.  3,  1733.     (2)  Boston. 

1744  Newspapers.     Boston  Evening  Post  for  May  7,  1764. 

1745  Newspapers.     Mirror  of  Parliament  of  the  Province  of  Can- 

ada.    From  March  20,  to  June  9,  1846.     4°  half  roan. 

Montreal,  1846 

1746  New  Testament.     Le  Nouveau  Testament  de  Notre  Seigneur 

Jesus  Christ,  traduit  en  fran^ois  avec  le  Commentaire  Lit- 
teral  du  Pere  de  Carrieres  dans  le  texte  et  des  notes  ex- 
plicatives,  morales  et  dogmatiques,  pour  en  faciliter  I'in- 
telligence.  Public  avec  I'approbation  de  Monseigneur 
I'Archeveque  de  Quebec.     8°  calf. 

J.  B.  Frechette:  a  Quebec,   1846 
A  fine  copy  of  the  rare  first  New  Testament  printed  in  Canada. 

1747  Newton,  Isaac.     Tables  for  renewing  and    purchasing    the 

Leases  of  Cathedral  Clmrches  and  Colleges,  according  to 
the  several  rates  of  interest.     18"  sheep.  London,  1742 


CATALOGUE.  173 

748  New  York.       Documentary   History  of   the    State  of   New 

York.     By  E.  B.  O'Callaghan.     Maps.     4  vols.  8°  cloth. 

Albany,  1849 

749  New  Y^ork.      Calendar  of  New  York   Colonial  manuscripts, 

indorsed  land  papers ;  in  the  oftice  of  the  Secretary  of 
State  of  New  ^'ork.     Thick  8°  sheep.  Albany,  1864 

750  New  York.      Names  of  Persons  for  whom  Marriage  Licenses 

were  issued  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Province  of  New  York, 
previous  to  1774.     By  Gideon  J.  Tucker.    8°  cloth. 

Albanj',  i86o 

751  New  York  City.     History  of.    By  David  T.  Valentine.    Maps 

and  plates.     8'^  cloth.  New  Y'ork,  1853 

752  New  York  City  during  the  American    Revolution,  being  a 

collection  of  original  papers,  now  first  published  from  the 
manuscripts  in  the  possession  of  the  Mercantile  Library  As- 
sociation of  New  York  City.  Large  Paper.  Map.  Im- 
perial 8°  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  i86t 

753  New  York.     Constitution  and  Nominations  of  the    Subscri- 

bers to  the  Tontine  Coffee-House.     4°  boards. 

New  York,  1796 

754  New  Y'ork.    Olden  Time  in  New  York.    Frontispiece.   Royal 

8°  cloth.  New  York,  1872 

755  New  Y'^ork  in  Slices,  by  an   experienced    carver,    being    the 

original  slices  published  in  the  New  Y^ork  Tribune.  Illus- 
trations.    8°  stitched.  New  York,  1849 

756  New  Y'^ork.     Account  of  the  Terrific  and  Fatal    Riot   at  the 

New  Y^ork  Astor  Place  Opera  House,  on  the  Night  of  May 
10,  1849.     Frontispiece.     8°  paper.  New  York,  1849 

757  Noah,  M.  M.     Discourse  on  the  Evidences  of  the  American 

Indians  being  the  descendants  of  the  lost  tribes  of  Israel. 
8°  half  roan.  New  York,  1837 

758  Noah.       She  would  be  a  Soldier,  or    the  Plains  of  Chip- 

wa ;  an  historical  drama.  First  edition.  16°  bound 
up  with  other  plays,  half  sheep.  New  Y'ork,  1819 

759  NoDiER,  Ch.     Bibliograghie  des   Fous  :   de   quelques   livres 

e.xcentriques.     8°  paper.  Paris,  1835 

760  NoDiER.     Des  Artifices  que  certains    auteurs   ont  employes 

pour  deguiser  leurs  noms.     8'^  paper.  Paris,  1835 

761  NoDiER.     Catalogue  de  la  Bibliotheque  du    feu   M.    Charles 

Nodier.     8°  boards.  Paris,  1S44 

762  North  American  and  the  West  Indian  Gazetteer,  containing 

an  authentic  description  of  the  colonies  and  Islands  in  that 
part  of  the  globe.     Maps.     12°  sheep.  London,  1776 

763  NoRTHCOTE,  James.     One  Hundred  Fables,  original  and  se- 

lected. Portrait  and  280  illustrations  on  wood.  8°  cloth, 
uncut.  London,  1829 


174  CATALOGUE. 

1764  North  West,     La  Premiere  Canadienne  du  Nord-Ouest. — 

Dix  ans  sur  la  cote  du  Pacifique.  —  Notre  Nord-Ouest 
provincial ;  — La  Vallee  de  I'Ontaouois.  —  Le  Lac  St,  Jean, 
etc,     7  pamphlets. 

1765  Norton  and  Habberton,      Canoeing  in  Kanuckia,   or  haps 

and  mishaps  afloat  and  ashore  of  the  statesman,  the  editor, 
the  artist,  the  scribbler.     Illustrations.     12°  boards. 

New  York,  1878 

1766  NouvELLES  de  I'Amerique,  ou  le  Mercure   Ameriquain.     Oii 

sont  contenues  trois  Histoires  veritables  arrivees  de  notre 
Temps.     18°  old  calf.  Cologne,  1778 

Very  rare.     Not  mentioned  by  Terneaux, 

1767  Nova  Britannia,     Offering  most  excellent  fruits  by  Planting 

in  Virginia,  Exciting  all  such  as  be  well  affected  to  furth 
er  the  same,  London,  1609.  Sabin's  Reprint.  Large  Pa- 
I'KU.     4°  boards,  uncut.     Only  50  copies  printed. 

New  York,  1867 

176S  Nova  Scotia.  Ilistoire  Geographique  de  la  Nouvelle  ficosse, 
contenant  le  detail  de  sa  situation,  de  son  etendu  et  de  ses 
limites  ;  ainse  I'Angleterre  et  la  France.  12°  half  morocco, 
gilt.  Londres,  1755 

1769  Nova  Scotia.     La  Conduite  des  Francjois,  justifiee,   ou    ob- 

servations sur  un  ecrit  Anglois,  intitule  :  Conduite  des  Fran- 
cois a  regard  de  la  Nouvelle-Ecosse,  depuis  son  premier 
Ktablissement  jusqua  nos  jours.  Par  le  Sieur  D.  L.  G.  1). 
C.     Avocat  en  Parlement,     18"  boards,  Paris,  1756 

1770  Nova  Scotia  Magazine  and  Comprehensive  Review  of  Liter- 

ature, Politics,  and  News,  Vol.  i,  July  to  December,  1789, 
8°  half  sheep,  Halifax,  1789 

177 1  Nova  Scotia,     Sermon,  by  Charles  Bishop  of   Nova  Scotia. 

Preached  before  the  Legislature-Parish  Church  of  St.  Paul 
at  Halifax,  7  April,  1793.     8°  half  roan.  London. 

1772  Nova  Scotia.     Selections  from  the  Public  Documents  of  the 

Province  of  Nova  Scotia.  Edited  by  Thomas  B.  Atkins. 
8°  cloth,  Halifax,  1869 

1773  Nova  Scotia  Historical  Society,     Report  and  Collections  of. 

Vols,  I,  3  and  5,  1878-87.     3  vols.  8°  boards. 

Halifax,  1879-87 

1774  Nugent,    E.    C.       Country-House    Charades    for    Acting. 

Illustrations.     12°  cloth.  London. 

1775  Numismatic.        Canadian     Political    Coin; — Numismatic 

Atlas  of  Canada ;  —  Historic  Medals  of  Canada ;  —  Cur- 
rency of  Canada  after  the  Capitulation  ;  —  Montreal  Trade 
Tokens,  etc.     9  pamphlets. 


CATALOGUE.  175 

1776  JCnrcmbcrg    Cijroniclc.     Schedel  (Hartmann)  Chronicarum 

Liber,  cu.  figuris  et  ymaginibus  (with  the  German  text). 
With  fine  impressions  of  all  the  large  wood-cuts  of  towns, 
historical  events,  portraits,  etc.  Royal  folio,  in  the  original 
oak  boards,  covered  with  stamped  pigskin,  with  clasps. 
Fine  copy,  with  the  scarce  map  at  the  end. 

01.  Kobcrgcr:  Nurembergas,  1493 
The  great  picture  book  of  the  middle  ages.     It  contains  2,250  wood- 
cuts  of   the  principal  events,  characters   and   cities,  descrilaed   in  the 
work,  executed  in  a  masterly  and  spirited  style  by  Michael  Wolgemuth 
and  William  Pleydenwurff. 

1777  i^^'CALLAGHAN,  E.  B.     List  of   Editions  of   the  Holy 
V^     Scriptures  and  parts  thereof,  printed  in  America  pre- 
vious to  i860,  with  introduction  and  bibliographical  notes. 
Imperial  8°  full  morocco  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top.     Fine 
copy.     Only  150  copies  printed.  Albany,  186 1 

1778  O'Callaghan.     Jesuit  Relations   of   Discoveries  and  other 

Occurrences  in  Canada  and  the  Northern  and  Western 
States  of  the  Union,  1632-1672.  8°  paper.  New  York,  1847 

1779  OccoM,  Samson.      Sermon    preached   at   the   Execution   of 

Moses  Paul,  an  Indian,  who  was  executed  at  New  Haven, 
on  Sept.  2,  1772,  for  the  murder  of  Mr.  Moses  Cook,  late 
of  Waterbury,  on  Dec.  7,  1771.     12°  paper.      Boston,  1773 

1750  [Ogden,    Rev.    John    Cosens.]     Tour   through    Upper   and 

Lower  Canada,  by  a  Citizen  of  the  United  States.  16° 
sheep.  Litchfield,  Conn.,  1790 

The  author  was  son-in-law  of  Gen.  David  Wooster,  and  resided  in 
New  Haven,  1771-17^5;  afterwards  (Episcopal)  minister  in  Torts- 
mouth,  X.  II. 

1751  Oldcastle,  John.     Journals  and  Journalism,  with  a  guide  to 

literary  beginners.     Square  16"  vellum.  London. 

1782  Oldmixon,  John.  The  British  Empire  in  America,  contain- 
ing the  History  of  the  Discovery,  Settlement,  Progress  and 
State  of  the  Ikitish  Colonies  on  the  Continent  and  Islands 
of  America.     First  edition.     Maps.     2  vols.  8°  calf. 

London, 1708 

17S3  Oldmixon.     The  Same.     2  vols.  S°  calf.  London,  1741 

1784  Old   Sermons  by  Thomas  Paine  (Boston,  1732)  ;    E.  Adams 

(N.  London,  1730  and  1726);  J.  Nash  ;  B.  Osborne  ;  J.  Morse; 
D.  Osgood,  etc.     13  pamphlets. 

1785  [Oldvs,  W.]     The  British  Librarian  ;  a  compendious  Review 

of  our  most  scarce,  useful  and  valuable  books.  With  all  the 
six  original  title-pages.     8°  old  calf.  London,  1737 

17S6  Olier.  La  Vie  de  M.Jean  Jacques  Olier,  pre'tre  cure  du 
F"auxbourg  de  S.  Germain  a  Paris.  Instituteur,  Fondateur 
et  Premier  Superieur  du  Seminaire  de  Saint  Sulpice.  Por- 
trait inserted.     i6°  sheep.  Paris,  1687 


176  CATALOGUE. 

1787  Olmsted,    F,    1>.      Mount    Royal:    Montreal.      Map.       8'' 

boards,  uncut.  New  York,  1881 

1788  Oliphant,  Laurence.     Minnesota  and  the  Far  West.     Map 

and  illustrations.     8"  half  morocco,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1855 

1789  Oliphant.     Narrative   of   the    Earl   of   Elgin's    Mission  to 

China  and  Japan,  in  the  years  1857,  1858  and  1859.     Maps 
and  illustrations.     2  vols.  8°  half  calf.         Edinburgh,  1859 

1790  Olivier,   D.      Views   in    the    French   Pyrenees.     16   finely 

colored   plates   in   a   portfolio.     Atlas  folio,  half  morocco. 
(Stained.)  London. 

1791  O'Neill,  Charles  Z.     Tables   of   Products   for   simple    and 

compound  Equation  of  Accounts.     12°  cloth.  Boston. 

1792  Opsopoeus,  Johannes.     Sibyllina  Oracula  et  vet.  codd.  aucta, 

renouata  et  notis  illustrata.     8°  old  calf.  Parisiis,  1607 

•793  Oratio  Dominica,  C.L  Linguis  versa,  et  proprius  cujusque 
linguae  characteribus  plerumque  expressa.  Edente  J.  J. 
Marcel.  Holland  paper  coi'V.  Large  4°  full  morocco 
super  extra,  gilt  edges.  Parisiis,  1805 

The  Lord's  Prayer  in  150  different  languages,  beautifully  printed. 
From  the  library  of  Count  I'ortalis,  with  his  book-plate  and  the  letter 
P.  stamped  on  the  side. 

1794  Orienial  Annual ;  or.  Scenes  in  India,  1834-3S.  Numer- 
ous fine  steel  plates  from  original  designs  by  William 
Daniell,  and  descriptive  account  by  Rev.  Hobart  Caunter. 
5  vols.  8°  morocco,  gilt  edges.  London. 

•795  Orme,  William.  Bibliotheca  Biblica  :  a  select  list  of  Books 
on  Sacred  Literature,  with  Notices,  biographical,  critical 
and  bibliographical.     8°  boards,  uncut.     (Covers  broken.) 

London,  1824 

1796  Ortelius,  Abraham.  Theatvrm  orbis  terrarvm.  (Colophon:) 
Auctoris  are  &  cura  impressum  absolutuin  apud  yEgid. 
Coppenium  Diesth.  Engraved  title.  53  copper-plate  maps 
engraved  by  Hogenberg.     Folio,  sheep.       Antverpiae,  1570 

"  The  first  edition  of  one  of  the  most  celebrated  geographical  works  of 
the  sixteenth  century. 

Among  the  maps  are  one  of  the  whole  world,  another  of  America, 
with  Terra  del  P'uego  extending  east  and  west,  forming  a  great  south- 
ern continent.  The  map  entitled  "  Scptcnlrionalium  /Ce;;ionuin" 
contains  Greenland,  with  numerous  rivers,  and  upon  the  southern  side 
the  towns  of  Aiba  and  St.  Thomas.  West  of  Greenland,  correspond- 
ing to  the  western  shore  of  Davis'  Strait  of  our  day,  is  Estotiland, 
South  of  this  is  the  island  of  Drogeo,  and  east  of  this  towards  Iceland 
is  the  larger  island  of  Frisland,  upon  which  several  towns,  capes  and 
gulfs  are  laid  down.  These  three  latter  named  places  are  lands 
claimed  to  have  been  discovered  by  the  brothers  Zeni. 

Mr.  Muller  in  his  Catalogue  of  books  on  America,  No.  1856,  p.  123, 
says  that  a  copy  of  this  edition  was  exhibited  at  the  exhibition  for 
Geographical  Sciences  at  Antwerp  in  1S71,  and  supiiosed  lo  be  unique. 
It  wanted  map  No.  46." — Murpliy  Cutaloi^ne. 


CATALOGUE.  177 

1797  O'Reilly,    Bernard.     Vie   cle    Le'on    XIII,  son    Siecie,  s(jn 

Pontificat,  son  Influence,  compose'e  d'aprbs  des  documents 
authentiques.  Edition  Erangaise  entiercnient  refondue  et 
annotde  avec  soin  par  P.  M.  Lrin.  lUustr.Tted  with  r. 
photogravures,  8  chromo-Iithographs  and  300  Mood  engrav- 
ings.    Imperial  8°  half  crimson  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1SS7 

1798  OsMONT,  J.  B.  L.     Diction naire   Typographiquc,-  Iiistoriqnc 

et  Critique  des  livres  rares.  singuliers,  estime's  et  rechercliais 
en  tous  genres.     Thick  12°  boards.  I'aris,  176S 

1799  OssiAN.     Poems.     Translated  by  James  Macpherson.     Por- 

trait and  plates.     2  vols,  small  8°  calf,  London,  1806 

1800  Ovid.     iSIetamorphoseon.     Libri  XV.     Small  8°  vellum. 

Apud  Simonem  Colinaeum,  1537 
180 i  Ovid.  La  Metamorphose  d'Ovide  figuree.  A  beautiful 
copy  of  the  celebrated  Lyon  edition.  With  17S  fine  vignettes 
and  ornamental  borders  by  Petit  Bern.ard.  12°  full  levant 
morocco  extra,  gilt  back,  sides  and  edges,  inside  borders, 
by  Thompson.  Jean  de  Tournes:  Lyon,  15S3 

1503  OviD.     Les  Epistres  d'Ovide,  traduites  en  vers  frangais  avec 

les  commentaires  fort  curieu.x,  par  Gasp.  Bachet  de  Mezi- 
riac.  3  vols,  small  8°  old  green  morocco,  gilt  backs  and 
sides,  Bourg  en  Bresse,  1626 

Fro;Ti  the  library  of  the   Marquis  d'Eutragues,  with  his  monogram 
stamped  on  the  back.     The  tirst  book  printed  in  Bourg  en  Bres.st. 

1803  OviD.  Les  Elegies  Choisies  des  Amours  d'Ovide.  Par  Ic 
Marquis  de  Villennes.  First  edition.  Fine  copy.  16'^ 
full  blue  levant  morocco,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  by 
Cape.  Paris,  1668 

1504  Ovid's  Art  of   Love  ;   together  VNiih  his  Remedy  of  Love. 

Translated  into  English  Verse  by  Several  Eminent  Hands. 
To  which  are  added,  The  Court  of  Love,  a  Tale  from 
Chaucer,  and  the  History  of  Love.     Plates.     12°  old  calf. 

London,  1747 

1805  OviD.     The  Fasti,  Tristia,  Pontic  Epistles,  Ibis,  and  Halie- 

ucton.  Literally  translated  by  H.  T.  Riley.  1  z'^  cloth,  un- 
cut. Bohn  :   l,ondon,  iSSi 

1806  "r),-\GAN,  CoMTE.  Relation  historique  et  geugraphiquc. 
Jl^       de  la  Grande  Riviere  des  Amazones  dans  PAmerique. 

Second  edition.     (Map  missing.)     Small  S'^  velluni. 

Paris,  i6ui 

1807  Pages,  Alphonse.      Les  grands  Poetes  Frangais,  Portraits 

authentiques,  autographes,  fac-simile  des  dditions  originates, 
notices  et  extraits.     Imperial  8°  half  morocco.     (Stained.) 

I\iris,  1874 


I7S  CATALOGUE. 

iSoS  Pagneulo,  S.  Etudes  Historiqucs  ct  Lc'gales  sur  la  Liberie 
Religieuse  en  Canada.     8°  clotli.  Montreal,  1872 

1S09  Palairet,  J.  Description  Abrdge'e  des  Posessions  Angloises 
et  Francoises  du  Continent  Septentrionale  de  L'Amerique. 
S°  paper,  uncut.  (Imperfect,  but  portion  relating  to  Canada 
complete.)  Londres,  1755 

iSio  Paine,  Thomas.  Works  of.  Vols.  1-3,  including  The 
Crisis,  Rights  of  I\Ian,  Common  Sense,  Political  and  Moral 
Ma.xims,  etc.     Portrait.     3  vols.  8"  sheep.       London,  1793 

iSfi  Painf.  Common  Sense,  addressed  to  the  Inhabitants  of 
America;  —  Letters  addressed  to  the  Abbe  Raynal  on  the 
Affairs  of  North  America; — Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Shcl- 
Inirne,  now  Marquis  of  Landsdowne,  on  his  Speech  respect- 
ing the  acknowledgment  of  American  Independence;  — 
Rights  of  Man  ;  —  An  Answer  to  Mr.  Burke's  Attack  on  the 
I'Vench  Revolution;  —  Two  Letters  to  Lord  Onslow,  and 
One  to  Henry  Dundas,  on  the  Subject  of  a  Proclamation 
in  the  Argus.     8°  stitched.  London,  1791-92 

jSi2   Pamphlets.     Gatschet's  Linguistic  and  Ethnographic  Notes  ; 

—  Vindication  of  Thomas  Paine  ;  —  History  of  New  York  ; 

—  History  of  the  United  States  Mint  at  Philadelphia;  — 
IMea  for  tlie  Old  Faith  and  the  Old  Times  of  Merrie  Eng- 
land ; —  Life  and  Miracles  of  Saint  Nicholas; — Wealthy 
Citizens  of  the  City  of  New  York.  etc.     30  pamphlets. 

1S13  Paxcirollus,  Guido.  Rerum  Memorabilium  sive  Deperdil- 
arum.  Commenlarus  illustrata,  et  locis  prop^  innumcris 
postremum  aucta,  ab  Henrico  Salmuth.  Engraved  title. 
4°  vellum.  Francofurti,  1560 

1814  Papiers  et  Lettres  sur  L'Agriculturc,  recommandt^s  al'Atten- 

tion  des  Cultivateurs  Canadiens,  par  la  Soci^te'  d'Agricul- 
ture  en  Canada.     8°  boards.  Quebec,  1790 

18 1 5  Parables  of  Our  Lord.     Illustrated    and  illuminated   with 

12  colored  illustrations  to  the  parables.  With  illuminated 
texts  and  borders.     Royal  4^  cloth.  London. 

iSr6  Paradlse  of  Daintie  Devices  :  a  Collection  of  Poems,  Songs 
and  Ballads.     By  various  hands.  .   Small  4"  paper,  uncut. 

New  York,  18S3 

1S17  Paris  and  its  Environs,  displayed  in  a  Series  of  Picturesque 
Views.  The  Drawings  made  under  the  direction  of  Mr. 
Pugin,  and  engraved  under  the  superintendence  of  C. 
Heath.  Whh  topographical  and  historical  descriptions. 
Numerous  fine  steel  plates.     2  vols,  in  1,4°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1830 

1818  Pakkkr,  Rev.  Samuel.  Journal  of  an  Exploring  Tour  be- 
yond the  Rocky  Mountains,  performed  in  the  years  1835, 
'36  and  '37.     Mnp  and  plate,      12"  cloth.  Ithaca.  1838 


CATALOGUE.  .79 

1819  Park.max,  Francis.  California  and  Oregon  Trail,  being 
sketches  of  prairie  and   Rocky  Mountain  Life.     12"  cloth. 

New  York,  1849 

1S20  Parkinson,  Richard.  Tour  in  America,  iu  1798,  1799,  ami 
1800,  exhibiting  sketches  of  Society  and  Manners,  and  a 
particular  account  of  the  American  System  of  Agriculture, 
with  its  recent  improvements.     2  \ol.s.  8^  boards,  uncut. 

London,  183 3 

iSji  Parry,  William  E.  Journal  of  a  Second  Voyage  for  the  dis- 
covery of  a  North-west  Passage  from  the  Atlantic  to  the 
Pacific,  in  1821-23,  i"  ^^s  majesty's  ships  Fury  and  Flecla. 
Numerous  plates  and  maps.     4°  cloth.  London,  1824 

1522  Parry.     North  Georgia  Gazette  and  Winter  Chronicle,  21 

nos.  in  i  vol.,  4°  boards.  1S21 

A  weekly  newspaper  esiablished  by  Parry'a  crew  in  1819-20,  "  to  en- 
liven the  tedious  and  inactive  months  of  winter  "  in  the  Arctic  rej^ion. 

1523  Pascal,  Blaise.    Thoughts  of.   Translated  from  the  text  of  iSL 

Auguste  Moliniere.  Ey  C.  Kegan  Paul.  Finely  primed 
from  type,  on  hand  made  paper.  Portrait  on  Japan  paper. 
8°  full  vellum,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top.  London,  18S5 

1524  Pasquier,  Estienne.     Le  Monophile,  par  Estienne  Pasquier, 

Parisien,  avec  privilege  du  Roy.  Small  8°  sumptuously 
bound  in  full  crimson  crushed  levant  morocco,  three  gold 
lillets  on  the  sides,  tooled  back,  doubl(f,  with  olive  levant 
morocco,  with  a  beautiful  large  iSth  century  dentelle  bor- 
der, gilt  edges,  by  Thicaron-Jolv 

Pour  Estienne  Groulleau  :  Paris,  1555 

.\  superior  copy,  elegantly  bound,  of  a  very  rare  and  curious  work, 
a  dissertation  on  love,  by  tlie  wittiest  contributor  to  "  La  I'uce  de 
Mme.  des  Roches." 

1525  I'atheliv.     La  Farce  de  Maistre  Pierre  Pathelin,  avec  son 

Testament  a  quatre  personnages.  16°  calf,  gilt,  with  the 
arms  of  the  Comtesse  de  Verrue.  Paris,  1723 

1526  Patten,  Edmund.     Glimpse  at  the  United  States  and  the 

Northern  States  of  America,  with  the  Canadas,  comprising 
tiieir  Rivers,  Lakes,  and  Falls,  during  the  Autumn  of  1852. 
Plates.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1853 

iS-";  Paulli,  Simon.  Commentarius  de  Abusu  Tabaci  .Vmerica- 
norum  veteri,  et  Herbae  Thee  Asiaticorum  in  F.uropa 
novo.     Portrait  and  plates.     Small  4°  stitched. 

Argentorati,  1665 

1S2S  Peign'OT,  G.  Manuel  du  Bibliophile,  ouTraite'  du  Choix  des 
Livres,  contenant  des  Developpemens  sur  les  plus  proprcs 
i  former  une  Collection  prcfcieuse,  et  partieulierement  sin- 
ies  chefs-d'ceuvre  de  la  Litt^rature  Sacre'e,  Grecque,  Latine, 
Fran^aise,  Etrangc:re ;  avec  les  Jugemens  qu'en  ont  port^s 
les  plus  cd^lbbres  Critiques,  etc.    2  vols.  8"^  half  calf  gilt. 

Dijon,  1823 


iSo  CATALOGUE. 

i3-'9  Peigxot,  G.  Dictionnaire  Critique,  Litteraire  et  Biblio- 
praphique  des  Principaux  Livres  Condamn^s  au  Feu, 
Supprimds  ou  Censures  :  Prtfcddt?  d'un  Discours  sur  ces 
Sortes  d'Ouvrages  par  G.  Peignot,  liibliothecaire  de  la 
llaute-Saune,  Membre  de  I'Acad^mie  Celtique  de  Paris,  et 
de   i'hisieurs  Soci^tes   Littdraires.     2  vols.  8°  calf. 

Renouard :  Paris,  1806 

Rare  an. I  limiieil  edition  of  ihls  bibliography  of  books  burnt  by  the 
coiumon  hangman,  censured  or  suppressed. 

1S30  Peignot,  Predicatoriana,  au  Reve'lations  singullbres  et 
amusantes  sur  les  Prcdicateurs ;  entremSMes  d'extraits 
piquants,  des  sermons  bizarres,  burlesgues  et  facetieux.  Par 
G.  P.  Philoinneste.  8°  half  morocco  extra,  uncut  edges, 
gilt  top.  Dijon,  1841 

1S3;  Peign'ot.  Catalogue  d'une  panic  des  livres  composant 
la  bibliotht;que  des  dues  de  Bourgogne,  au  XV  *  sifecle. 
.Seconde  edition  revue  et  augmentee  du  catalogue  de  la 
hiblioth^que  des  dominicains  de  Dijon,  redigee  en  1307.  S'' 
paper,  uncut.  Dijon,  1841 

1S32  Pfnksvlvania  Historical  .Society.  Memoirs,  Vol.  VI.  Royal 
8°  cloth,  uncut.  '  Philadelphia,  1858 

1833  Percv.     Anecdotes,   original  and  selected.     By  Sholto  and 

Reuben  Percy.  Portraits.  Bound  in  11  vols.  18"  half 
calf.  »  London,  1822 

1834  Permission    (La)    aux    Servantes    de  Coucher   avec    leurs 

inaistres,  ensemble  I'Arrest  intervenue  de  la  part  de  leurs 
maistresses.  12°  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Rividre. 
Very  rare.  s.  1.  et  a.  Paris,  vers  1620 

.A.  very  large  copy,  some  of  ihe  edges  being  uncut.     The  last  leaf  is 
repaired. 

1835  Pkrrault,  J,  F.     Lex  Parliainentaria  :  ou  Traits  de  la  Loi  et 

Coutume  des  Parliaments,  montrant  leur  antiquity,  noms, 
especes  et  qualitds,  etc.      8"  boards,  uncut.      Quebec,  1803 

1836  1'errault.       Extraits  des  Arrests    tires    des   Registres  du 

Conseil  Superieur  de  Quebec;  —  Extraits  du  Precedents, 
etc.     2  vols.  8°  boards.  Quebec,  1824 

1837  Perrault.      Abreg^  de  rnistoire  du  Canada.      4  vols.    24° 

boards  and  calf.  Quebec,  1831-33 

Presentation  copy  of  the  rare  fust  edition  with  inscription  by  Author. 

1 8 38  Perrot,  Nicolas.     Les  Apophtegmes,   ou   Bons    Mots,    des 

Anciens,  tirez  de  Plutarque,  de  Diogenes,  et  de  quelques 
autres.  iG*^  old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  Derome 
style.  Amsterdam,  1695 

1S39  Perrot.  Memoire  sur  les  Mceurs,  Costumes  et  Religion  des 
Savages  de  L'Amerique  Septentrionale.  Publid  pour  la 
premiere  feis,  par  le  R.  P.  J.  Tailhan.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

Leipzig,  1864 


CATALOGUE.  i8i 

1S40  Perky,  M.  C.  Narrative  of  the  American  Squadron  to  the 
China  Seas  and  Japan  in  1852-4,  under  the  command  of  M. 
C.  Perry.  Compiled  by  Francis  L.  Hawks.  Numerous 
tinted  illustrations  and  maps.     4°  half  morocco,  gilt. 

New  York,  1857 

1841  Perry,  O.  L.      Rank   and  Ead<;es,   dates   of   Information, 

naval  and  military  distinctions,  precedence,  salutes,  colours, 
and  small  arms  in  her  Majesty's  Army  and  Navy,  and  auxil- 
iary forces.     12"  cloth.  London,  1888 

1842  Pettitot,  Cmile.      Traditions  Indiennes  du  Canada    Nord- 

Ouest.     12°  cloth,  uncut.  Paris,  i8S6 
1S43  Pettitot.     En  Route  pour  la  mer  Glaciale.  12°  paper,  un- 
cut. Paris. 

1844  Pettigrew,  T.  J.      Bibliotheca  Sussexiana;  a   Descriptive 

Catalogue  of  the  MS.  and  Printed  Books  in  the  Library  of 
the  Duke  of  Sussex,  with  Historical  and  Biographical  No- 
tices.    Portraits.     3  vols,  imperial  8°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1827-39 

This  valuable  work  is  uniform  with  Dibdin's  Bib.  Spenceriana.  It 
includes  an  account  of  a  magnificent  collection  of  Eibles,  Testaments, 
MS.  in  various  languages. 

1845  Ph;edri.     Fabuls  Publii    Syri    Sententice,      Large    Paper. 

With  frontispiece.     iS°  olive  morocco  extra,  gilt   edges,  by 

Padeloup.  Paris,  1729 

Fine  copy,  beautifully  printed  in  diamond  type,  and  the  binding  in 
very  fine  condition.     From  the  Hamilton  Palace  library. 

1846  Phipps,  Constanline  John.     Voyage  towards  the  North  Pole 

undertaken  by  his  ^lajesty's  Command  in  1773.  Maps,  4*^ 
half  sheep.  London,  1774 

1S47  Phipps  and  Lutwidge.  Journal  of  a  Voyage  undertaken  by 
order  of  his  present  majesty  for  making  discoveries  towarda 
the  North  Pole,  by  the  Hon.  Commodore  Phipps  and  Capt. 
Lutwidge  in  his  majesty's  sloops  Racehorse  and  Carcase  ;  to 
which  is  prefixed  an  account  of  the  several  voyages  under- 
taken for  the  discovery  of  a  north-east  Passage  to  China 
and  Japan,     Maps.     8°  stitched,  London,  1774 

184S  Picart,  The  Temple  of  the  Muses  ;  or,  the  principal  His- 
tories of  fabulous  Antiquity,  represented  in  sixty  sculptures, 
designed  and  engraved  by  Bernard  Picart  le  Romain,  and 
other  celebrated  masters,  with  explications.  Fine  copv, 
with  bright,  early  impressions  of  the  plates.  Atlas  folio,  old 
calf,  Amsterdam,  1733 

1849  [Pichot,  Th.]      Lettres  et  Memoires  pour  servire   a  I'His- 

toire  naturelle,  civile  et  politique   du    Cap  Breton,    depuis 

son  etablissement  jusqu'  a  la  reprise  de  cette  Isle   par  les 

Anglois  en  1758.     12°  calf.  La  Haye,  1760 

Contains  valuable  and  authentic  information  of  the  French  War, 


iS2  CATALOGUE. 

1550  PicKEN,  Andrew.      71ie    Canadas,  as  they  at  present   com- 

mend themselves  to  the  enterprize  of  emigrants,  colonists 
and  capitalists,  comprehending  a  variety  of  tj'pographical 
reports.  (Map  missing')  and  library  stamp.  16°  half 
sheep.  London,  1832 

1551  Pictorial  Table-Book.      Comprising   Picturesque    Scenery, 

views  of  historical  and  romantic  ruins,  portraits  of  eminent 
persons,  etc.,the  descriptive  letter  press  by  James  Dafforne. 
With  160  steel  engravings.     4°  cloth.  London. 

1552  Piers  Ploughman.     Vision  and  Creed  of  Piers    Ploughman, 

edited  from  a  contemporary  manuscript,  with  an  historical 
introduction,  notes,  and  a  glossary,  by  Thomas  Wright. 
I'rontispiece.     2  vols.  12°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S87 

1853  Pike,  Z.    M.     Explanatory    Travels    through    the  Western 

territories  of  North  America,  comprising  a  voyage  from 
St.  Louis,  on  the  Mississippi,  to  the  source  of  that  river 
and  a  journey  through  the  interior  of  Louisiana  and  North- 
eastern provinces  of  New  Spain,  in  1805-7.  Map.  4°  half 
sheep.  London,  1811 

1854  Pilling,  J.  C.     Bibliography  of   the  Siouan  Languages;  — 

The  Eskimo  Language;  —  The  Iroquoian  Language.  3 
vols,  8^  paper,  uncut.  Washington,  1887-88 

1555  PiNKERTON,  John.     Essay  on  Medals ;  or,  an  introduction  to 

the  knowledge  of  ancient  and  modern  Coins  and  Medals, 
especially  those  of  Greece,  Rome,  and  Britain.  Plates.  2 
vols.  8^  half  russia.    (Binding  broken),  London,  1S08 

1556  PiRON,  Alexis,     La  l\I(5tromanie,  ou  le  Poele.     Comddie  en 

vers  et  en  cinq  actes.  Par  M.  Piron.  Representee 
pour  la  premier  fois  sur  le  Theatre  Francois,  le  10 
Janvier,  1738.  8°  richly  bound  in  full  crimson  crushed 
levant  morocco  extra,  back  and  sides  gilt,  inside  borders, 
gilt  marbled   edges,  by  Lortic.     Original  edition. 

Paris,  173S 

1557  Pitt.    Correspondence  of  William    Pitt,  Earl   of   Chatham. 

edited  by  the  executors  of  his  son,  John,  Earl  of  Chatham, 
and  published  from  the  original  manuscripts  in  their  poses- 
sion.     4  vols.  8°  calf,  gilt.  London,  1838 

1 858  Planche's  Cyclopaedia  of  Costume,  or  a  Dictionary  of  Dress, 
Regal,  Ecclesiastical,  Civil,  and  Military,  from  the  earliest 
Period  in  England  to  the  Reign  of  George  III. ;  including 
Notices  of  Contemporaneous  Fashions  on  the  Continent, 
and  a  general  History  of  the  Costumes  of  the  principal 
Countries  of  Europe,  by  J.  R.  Planche,  Somerset  Herald ; 
profusely  illustrated  with  coloured  and  plain  plates,  and 
tine  wood  engravings.  2  vols.  4°  half  morocco,  uncut 
edgeSj  gilt  tops.  London,  1876 


CATALOGUE.  1S3 

1559  Plaisantes  (Les)  Journec's  du  Sr.  Favotal.     Ou   sont   plu- 

sieurs  rencontres  subtiles  pour  rire  en  toules  compagnies. 
Fine  copy,  18°  elegantly  bound  in  full  blue  levant  moroc- 
co, three  gold  fillets  on  the  sides,  tooled  back,  gilt  edge::, 
inside  borders,  by  Trautz-Bauzonnet.  Paris,  1637 

1560  JJlatca  iTranciscns.      Tabula  Restitutionum   Usurarum  Ex- 

communicationum,  edita  per  vcnerabilum  Dominum  Fratrem 
Franciscum  de  Platea  ordinis  niinorum.     4°  vellum. 
Nicolao  Truno  Duce  Vcndtiarum  rcgnante  impressuin  fuit. 

(Venetiis),  147^ 
A  rare  Icunabula,  prmtcd  in  Roman  characters,  with  rubrications. 

1561  Platonis.     Georgias    Incipit   per   Leonardum   Aretinum    e? 

gre'co  in  latinum  interpretatus.  Printed  in  Rom.an  charac- 
ters.    Small  4°  half  calf.  S.  L.  a  A.  (Ssec.  XV). 

1562  Platt,  I.     Library   of  Wonders   and    Curiosities   found   in 

nature  and  art,  science  and  Literature.  Illustrations. 
Thick  8°  cloth.  New  York,   i8?4 

1563  Plessis,  Joseph-Octave.     IVishop   of  Quebec.     Biographical 

Notice.     Portrait.     8""  cloth.  Quebec,  1S64 

1564  Plinius.     C.    Plini    Cyec.     Sec.  F.pist.    Lib.   L\.     Fiusdcm 

ct  Traiani  imp.  Epist.  amoeba;.     Thick  iS°  calf. 

Ex  Typographia  Jacobi  Steer,  1620 

1565  Plumier,  Carolus.      No\a  Plantarum    Amcricanarum   Gen- 

era.    40  plates.     4"  calf,  gilt.  Pnrisiis,  1703 

Fme  copy,  bound  by  Pasdcloup. 
tS66  Plutarchus,  Chaeronei.  ProblemUta  emendatissiina.  La- 
tine  interprete  Joanne  Lucensi  sed  a  Calphurnio  iuxta 
Graecum  exemplar  emendata,  exceptis  tribus  vel  ad  sum- 
mum  quatuor  locis  ubi,  Grsecum  exemplar  mancum  erai. 
Small    4°   old   red   morocco. 

S.  L.  a.   A.  (Dom.  Silliprandos  :  Veneliis,  1477). 

1567  I'LUTARCiiE.       Epitome   ou   Abre'ge'   des  vies  de  cinquante 

et  quatre  notables  et  excellens  personnages  tant 
grecs  que  remains,  mises  au  parangon  I'une  de  I'autre 
cxtraict  du  grec  de  Plutarque  de  Chaeronee.  12'' 
bound  by  Hardy,  in  blue  levant  morocco,  inside  borders, 
gilt  edges.  '  Paris,  15  58 

(A  small  piece  of  leather  peeled  oiT  in  one  corner).     Printed  in  "Civi- 
lete"  or  cursive  characters. 

1568  Plutarch's  Lives  of  Illustrious  Mtn.     Translated  from  the 

original  Greek  with  notes,  critical  and  historical  and  a  life 
of  Plutarch.  By  J.  and  \V.  Langhorne.  Numerous  illustra- 
tions.    Portraits.     2  vols.  8"  cloth,  uncut.       London,  1866 

1569  Political  Magazine  and  Parliamentary  Naval,  Military,  and 

Literary  Journal,  for  1786.  Vol.  to.  8^  half  sheep.  (A  few- 
leaves  missing  at  the  end.)  London,  17S6 


t54  catalogue, 

1S70  Poetry,  1765-1S44..  Oppression;  a  Poem  by  an  American, 
with  Notes  by  a  North  Briton,  Boston,  (reprint),  1765;  — 
Jacob's  Poetical  Essay  delivered  at  Bennington  on  the  first 
anniversary  of  the  Battle,  Hartford,  1779; — Porteus', 
Death,  a  Poem;  reprint,  Phila.,  1773  ;  —  Ililliard's  Short 
Poetical  History  of  Fragments,  Danbury,  1808;  —  Arm- 
strong's Art  of  Preserving  Health,  Boston,  reprinted  1757  ; 
Sargent's  CkIU  Symposii  Aenigmata,  Boston,  1807 ;  — 
Church's,  The  Choice,  Worcester,  1802;  —  Connecticut 
Emigrant,  Hartford,  1822; — 1  he  Breechiad  ;  a  Poem,  by 
Theresa,  Boston,  1807  ;  —  Malhison's  Sacred  Ode  on  the 
Late  Successes  of  the  British  Arms,  Edinburgh,  1760;  — 
Thomas's  Miscellaneous  Poems,  Rutland,  1S31  ;  —  Porter's 
Poems,  Hartford,  iSiS;  —  La  Napole'onide,  Pceme  en 
douze  chants,  avec  des  notes  historiques.  Tome  i.,  N.  V. 
iSig  ;  —  Young's  Poem  on  the  Last  Day,  Boston,  1752  ;  — 
Parnel,  The  Hermit,  New  Haven,  1734;  —  All  the  World's 
a  Stage,  New  Haven,  1796  ;  —  Hillhouse,  The  Judgment,  a 
Vision,  N.  Y.,  1821  ;  —  Waterston,  The  Widow's  Son,  Bos- 
ton, 1843;  —  Benjamin,  Infatuation,  Boston,  1844.  17 
pamphlets  bound  in  i  vol.  8°  half  blue  morocco,  uncut. 

187 1  PoLAXO,  H.  Talmud.  Selections  from  the  contents  of  that 
ancient  book,  its  commentaries,  teachings,  poetry  and  le- 
gends.    12°  cloth.  London. 

1S72  Political.  The  De  Boucherville  Government  and  the 
causes  which  led  to  their  dismissal ; — Catechisme  politique  ; 
—  Memoires  sur  la  coalition  ;  —  La  Crise  du  Regime  Par- 
lementaire,  1887;  —  Etude  sur  un  I'union  projecte'e  des 
Provinces  Britanniques;  —  Passe,  present  et  avenir  du 
Canada;  —  Commentaire  sur  la  Constitution  du  Bas-Cana- 
da;  —  La  Crise  Ministerielle,  1844,  etc.     14  pamphlets. 

1873  Political.     Galile'e  par  L.  A.    Dessantes  ;  —  Hincks'   Polit- 

ical History  of  Canada  ;  —  Masdres'  Settlement  of  the 
Province  of  Quebec; — La  Pleiade  Rouge; — Jenkins' 
Great  Dominion  ;  —  Le  Pays,  le  Parti  et  le  Grand 
Homme  ;  —  Ginks'  Colonial  Question  ;  —  Annexation  by  L. 
A.  Dessantes,  185 1  ; — Annexation  Manifesto  of  1849  ; — Two 
Lectures  on  Canada  by  Rollo  Campbell ; — Patronage  is 
Power; — Si  les  Canadiennes  le  voulaient ; — McGee's 
Speeches  on  the  Union  ;  —  Viger's  Considerations,  Mon- 
treal, 1809  ;  —  Riel  Rebellion.     18  pamphlets. 

1874  Pollard,  E.  A.     Southern  History  of   the  War,    First,    Sec- 

ond, and  Third  Years.  Portraits.  3  vols.  8°  cloth.  (Vol. 
I  slightly  stained  by  water.)  New  York,  1864-65 

1875  Pompadour.     Secret  Memoirs  of  Madame  La  Marquise  de 

Pompadour,  collorted  and  arranged  by  Jules  Beaujoint.  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1S85 


CATALOGUE.  iS.:; 

1S76  Pompadour.  Catalogue  des  Livres  de  la  Eibliotliequc  do 
feu  Madame  La  Marquise  De  Pompadour,  Dame  du  Palais 
de  la  Reine.     8°  calf.  Paris,  176', 

1877  Pope,  Alexander.  Works,  including  his  Letters,  with  por- 
trait and  24  plates,  fine  impressions.     9  vols,  small  8°  cnlf. 

London,  1757 

David  Garrick's  copy,  with  his  book  plate.  It  afterwards  formed 
part  of  the  Hamikon  Palace  Library. 

187S  Popz,  Alexander,  Jr.  Celebrated  Dogs  of  America,  Im- 
ported and  Native.  A  series  of  portraits  of  well-known 
and  representative  dogs  of  the  various  breeds,  with  their 
pedigrees,  prize  winnings,  etc.,  comprising  20  plates,  exact 
reproductions  of  the  water-color  paintings,  mounted  on 
heavy  cardboards.     10  parts,  folio,  paper.  Boston. 

1879  Pope,  Joan.  Erreur  Populaire  de  la  Papesse  Jane,  par  Flor- 
imund  de  Roemound,  Conseiller  du  Roy  au  Parlement  de 
Bcurdeaux;  —  De  la  Couronne  du  Soldat,  traduit  du  Latin. 
In  one  volume.  Elegant  copy  and  very  rare.  12°  dark 
brown  levant  morocco,  Jansen  finish,  inside  borders,  mar- 
bled gilt  leaves,  by  David.  Lyon,  1595 

1S80  Pope,  John.  Tour  through  the  southern  and  western  terri- 
tories of  the  LTnited  States  of  North  America,  the  Spanish 
Dominions  on  the  River  Mississippi,  and  the  Floridas  :  the 
countries  of  the  Creek  Nations,  and  many  uninhabited 
parts.     Richmond,  1792.     8°  cloth,  uncut. 

Reprint,  New  York,  iSSS 

1881  Popish  Cruelty  displayed,  being  an  account  of  the  Massacre 

of  the  Protestants  in  Ireland.  Portsmouth,  1757  (Title 
missing);  —  Awful  Crimes  of  Popery; — Answer  to  Six 
Months  in  a  Convent.     4  pamphlets. 

1882  PoRCACCHi,  Thomaso,  (da  Castiglione)   L'Isole   piu   famose 

del  Mundo,  intagliate  da  Girolamo  Porro.  Engraved  title 
and  all  the  Islands  of  the  ^^■orld,  engraved  on  the  text. 
Small  folio,  vellum.  Venetia,  1576 

The  third  part  trtals  upon  the  West  Indies,  and  besides  the  special 
maps  of  the  American  Islands,  includes  two  mappemoiides  as  well  as 
a  general  map  of  the  Western  Continent.  The  Carta  da  Navegar  on 
page  198  contains  a  representation  of  the  American  Continent,  whit  h 
is  superior  in  accuracy  to  the  Ortelius  maps  before  the  edition  of  1592. 

1883  Porter,  James  B.     Laws  of  Insurance,  Fire,  Life,  Accident 

and  Guarantee.     8°  cloth.  London,  1S84 

1884  Porter,  Robert  Ker.     Travelling  Sketches    in    Russia    and 

Sweden,  during  the  years  1S05-1S0S.  40  finely  colored 
plates.     2  vols.  4"^  half  calf.  London,  iSi.-', 

1885  Portraits.     Illastrium  Imaginis.    Upwards  of  2co  medallion 

portraits,  with  ornamental  borders.     16°  calf. 

In  Acdibiis  Antonii  Planchardi  :  Lugduni,  1524 


iS§  CATALOGUE. 

iSS6  PoRTLOCK,  Nathaniel.  Voyage  round  the  World  ,  but  rnore. 
particularly  the  North-West  Coast  of  America,  performed 
in  17S5,  '86,  '87,  and  '88,  in  the  King  George  and  Queen 
Charlotte,  by  Captains  Portlock  and  Dixon.  Portrait,  maps, 
and  20  copper  plates  on  thick  paper.  4°  calf.  London,  1789 
Plates  hand  colored  for  presentation  copy. 

1S37  Portraits,  Augustaruni  Imagines  aereis  formis  cxpressir.  ; 
VitfE  quoque  earundcm  breuiter  enarratae,  Signorum  etiam, 
quffi  in  posteriori  parte  numismatu  efficta  sut,  ratio  explicaia 
ab  Acnea  Vico  Parmense.  Numerous  fine  medallion  por- 
traits.    4°  vellum.  Venctiis,  155S 

iSSS  PoRTRAHS.  Virorum  Doctorum  do  Disciplinis  Bene  Mcren 
tium  Effigies  XLIII  a  Philippo  Galleo.  Consisting  of 
engraved  title  and  large  half-length  portraits,  by  P.  Gallc, 
and  the  extra  7  portraits,  including  Alciat,  Plantinus,  the 
printer,  Clement  Marot,  Erasmus,  Savonarola,  Bp,  Usher, 
Sir  T.  More,  John  Huss  and  Calvin.  First  impressions. 
Small  folio,  vellum.  Antverpioe,  1572 

This  set  was  reprinted  in  15S1,  wlien  7  move  parlvails  were  engraved, 
and  to  this  set  of  the  original  impressions  they  have  been  added. 

1SS9  Portraits.  P^fifigies  Regum  Francorum  Omnium,  a  Phara- 
mundo,  ad  llenricum  usque  tertium.  ad  viuum,  quantum 
fieri  potent,  express^e.  C^elatoribus  Virgilio  Solis  Noribcr 
et  Justo  Amman  Tigurino.  With  engraved  title  and  62 
finely  engraved  portraits.  Small  4°  full  citron  morocco, 
blind  tooling  on  sides  and  back,  inside  gilt  borders,  gilt 
edges,  by  Hardy.  Norimberga;,  1576 

An  elegant  copy  from  the  Didot  collection,  with  book  plate.  Tlic 
portraits  are  beautifully  executed,  within  ornamental  borders. 

1590  Portraits.     BuUart.     Acaddmie  des  Sciences   et   des  Arts, 

contenant  les  Vies  et  les  Elogies  Historiques  des  Hommcs 
Iliustres  parmi  diverses  Nations  de  I'Europe.  With  several 
hundred  line  portraits  of  the  most  distinguished  men  of  all 
,  countries,  including  among  the  English  :  Cardinal  Wolsey, 
Sir  T.  More,  Cardinal  Pole,  Cardinal  Allen  ;  Vespucci,  Col- 
umbus, Drake  and  others,  among  the  Americans,  etc.  2 
vols,  folio,  dark  olive  levant  morocco  super  extra,  gilt 
edges,  broad  inside  borders.  D.  Elzevir  :  Amsterdam,  16S2 
A  valuable  collection  of  J74  beautiful  portraits,  including  many 
artists'  proof  impression.--. 

1591  Pourtraicts   de    la   Cour    pour  le    I'resent,  c'est  a  dire,  du 

Roy,  des  Princes,  et  de  Ministres  d'Etat  et  autres.     18°  red 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Mouillie  (with  his  ticket). 

Cologne  (Hollande,  Elzevier),  1667 

Contents:  Louis  .\  1  \' ;  Prince  de  Conty  ;  Mademoiselle  de  Mont- 
jiensier;  Monsier  de  Ciuise;  Cardinal  de  Reti^;  Cardinal  Barberini ; 
Fouquet ;  Colbert ;  Due  de  Mazarin,  etc. 

{•"rom  the  Hamilton  Palace  library,  with  a  MS.  note  bv  Mr,  Beckford. 


CATALOGUE.  187 

1892  PoRTRAiis.     Gallery  of  Portraits,  with  Memoirs.     Fine  copy 

of  the  original  edition,  with  upwards  of  150  portraits.  7 
vols,  imperial  8°  full  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges. 

Charles  Knight :  London,  1833 

1893  Portraits.     Three   hundred   French   portraits  by   Clouet, 

representing  personages  of  the  Courts  of  Francis  L,  lienr)' 
J  I,  and  Francis  IL  300  plates  auto-lithographed  from  the 
originals  at  Castle  Mo  ward,  by  Lord  Roland  Gower.  2 
vols,  large  folio,  cloth.  London,  1S75 

1S9.1  Portraits.  Canadian  Portrait  Gallery.  Py  J.  C.  Deni. 
With  upwards  of  100  lithographic  portraits  of  celebratetl 
Canadians.     4  vols.  4''  in  parts.  Toronto,  1S81 

1S95  Portraits  of  British  Americans,  by  W.  Not  man.  With  bio- 
graphical sketches  by  Fennings  Taylor.  Numerous  photo- 
graphic portraits.     2  vols.  8°  half  morocco. 

A[ontreal,  1865-67 

1896  Portraits.  Eighty  Portraits  of  Eminent  Men,  chiefly  of  the 
first  half  of  the  nineteenth  century  ;  also  20  steel  engra\- 
ings  of  celebrated  landscapes,  both  admirably  adapted  for 
the  purpose  of  illustration.     Small  S''  cloth. 

1S97  Portraits.  Great  Men  and  Great  Women  of  Histor\-. 
Their  portraits  from  the  rare  and  authentic  collection  in  the 
Munich  Pinakothek,  with  biographical  sketches.  50 
process  portraits.     Folio,  half  morocco.  New  York. 

1 898  Post,  John  J.     Old    Streets,  Lanes,  Piers    and    Wharves   of 

New  York,  showing  the  former  and  present  names,  with  u 
list  of  alterations  of   streets,  either  by  extending,  wideninjj;, 
narrowing  or  closing.     Map.     Imperial  8"^  half  morocco. 
OxLV  300  copies  printed.  New  York,  i88i 

1899  Postel,  Guill.     Les  tres-merveilleiises  victoires  des  femmes 

du  Nouveau-monde,  suivi  de  la  doctrine  du  siecle  dort;,  avec 
line  notice  biographi<iue  et  bibliographique,  par  G.  }Jrunet. 
8'^  boards,  uncut.  'I'urin,  1S69 

Onlv  200  copies  reprinted  from  the  rare  edition  of  1553. 

1900  Postlethwavt,    Malachy.      Pritain's    Commercial    Interest 

Explained  and  Improved,  in  a  series  of  dissertations  on 
several  important  branches  of  her  trade  and  police  ;  con- 
taining a  candid  enquiry  into  the  secret  causes  of  the  pre- 
sent misfortunes  of  the  nation.     Small  8^  half   morocco. 

London. 1757 

i90[   PoucHOT,  M.     M^moire  sur  la  derni^re  guerre   de   I'Am^ri- 

que  Septentrionale,  entre  la   France   et   I'Angleterre,  Suivi 

cl'observations,  dont  plusieurs  sont  relatif  au  thdatre  actuel 

de  la  guerre,  etc.     3  vols.  12°  boards,  uncut.  Iverdon,  1781 

Relates  to  the  French  War,  embracing  an  account  of  operations  in 
Canada,  from  1754  to  1760.  The  author  commanded  the  French  torti 
at  Niagara  and  other  place?  in  Canada. 


i8S  CATALOGUE. 

190?  PoTjcHOT.  Memoir  upon  the  late  War  in  North  America, 
between  tlie  French  and  English,  1755-60;  followed  by 
Observations  upon  the  theatre  of  actual  war,  and  by  new 
details  concerning  the  manners  and  customs  of  the  Indians. 
Translated  and  edited  by  F.  B.  Hougli,  Maps.  2  vols, 
loyal  8°  hah  morocco  extra,  gilt  tops.  Koxbury,  1866 

O.NLV  143  copies  printed. 

J  903  HoSTHUMES  (Les)  Lettres  revues  apres  la  mort  du  Mari,  par 
sa  Fenmie,  qui  le  croit  a  Florence.  4  vols.  12°  paper, 
uncut.  Paris,  1802 

1904  i*oiJLET-]MALASSis,  A.     Les    E.v-Libris    Francais,  depuis  leur 

origine  jusqu'a  nos  jours.  Nouvelle  Edition,  revue,  tr^s- 
aiigmentee  et  ornt;e  de  vingt-quatre  planches.  With  album 
^^i  plates.     2  vols,  royal  8°  boards.  Paris,  1875 

(^NLV  350  copies  printed. 

1905  I'owELL,  J.  W.     Annual  Report  of  the  Bureau  of  Ethnology, 

1879-82.  Numerous  illustrations.  3  vols,  imperial  8° 
cloth.  Washington. 

1906  Power,  T)  rone.     Impressions  of  America,  during  the  years 

^^23^  '834  3"<J  'S35.     Frontispiece.     2  vols.  8°  half  roan. 

London, 1836 

1907  PnwNAi.L,  Thomas.     Administration  of  the  British  Colonies, 

wherein  their  rights  and  constitution  are  discussed  and  stated. 
2  vols,  in  I,  8°  half  sheep.  London,  1774 

1908  PowNALL.     The  Same,     8°  half  morocco.  T^ondon,  176S 

1909  PowNAi.L.     The  Same.     8°  half  sheep.  London,  1765 

1910  PowNALL.     An  Antiquarian  Romance,  endeavoring  to  mark 

a  line  by  which  the  most  ancient  people  and  the  processions 
of  the  earliest  inhabitancy  of  Europe  may  be  investigated. 
8°  half  calf.  London,  1795 

1911  Preston,  T.  R.     Three   Years  Residence    in  Canada  from 

1837  to  1839,  ^^'^h  notes  of  a  winter  voyage  to  New  York, 
and  journey  thence  to  the  British  Possessions,  to  which  is 
added  a  review  of  the  condition  of  the  Canadian  People. 
2  vols,  small  S°  boards.  (Contains  much  valuable  1837 
Rebellion  matter.)  London,  1840 

1912  [Prevost  d'Exiles,  Antoine.]     Suite  des  Wemoires  et  Avan- 

tures  d'un  Homme  de  Qualite,  qui  s'est  retire  du  monde. 
12°  old  calf.  Amsterdam,  1733 

This  is  an  early  ant  scarce  edition  of    Manon  Lescaut,  the  first  edi- 
tion was  publishtd  in  1731. 

1913  Provost.     History  of   Manon   Lescaut  and  of  the    Cheva- 

lier des  Grieux.  With  a  preface  by  Guy  de  Maupas- 
sant. Elegantly  illustrated  with  12  full  page  designs,  and 
225  \igneties  and  ornaments  by  Maurice  Leloir,  the  full 
page  plates  etched  by  Louis  Ruet.  Small  folio,  paper, 
uncut,  in  a  cloth  portfolio.  London,  1886 


CATALOGUE.  1S9 

1914  pREvosT.  Manon  Lescaut.     iG°  boards,  uncut.   London,  1S86 

19 1 5  Price,  Thomas.     Life,  Voyages  and   Adventures  of  Bamp- 

fylde-jNIoore  Carew,  commonly  called  King  of  the  Beggars  ; 
with  a  history  of  his  travels  twice  through  great  part  of 
America.     Portrait.     12°  old  calf.  London,  n,  d. 

1916  Prtchard,  James  C.     Natural  History  of  Man,  comprising 

inquiries  into  the  modifying  influence  of  physical  and  moral 
agencies  on  the  ditferent  tribes  of  the  Human  Family. 
Numerous  colored  and  other  illustrations.  S"^  half  calf, 
gilt.  London,  1S45 

1917  Prieur,  F.   X.     Notes  d'un  Condamne  Politique  de  1883. 

8°  paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1884 

19  iS  Prince  Edward  Island  ;  Short  Account  of,  designed  chiefis 

for  the  information  of  Agriculturist  and   other  Emigrant:! 

of  small  capital.     ]\Iap.     8°  paper.  London,  1839 

19 19  Prince,  Thomas.     Chronological  History  of  New  England 

in  the  Form  of  Annals.     Vol.  i,  pp.  104.  254.     12°  calf. 

Boston,  1736 

1920  Prisse,    E.     Oriental    Album :    Characters,   Costumes,    and 

Modes  of  Life  in  the  Valley  of  the  Nile  ;  illustrated  from 
Designs  taken  on  the  Spot,  with  Descriptive  Letter-Press, 
by  James  Augustus  St.  John.  Illuminated  title,  portrait  of 
George  Lloyd  (in  Eastern  costume),  and  30  large  colored 
plates,  finished  in  imitation  of  water  colors,  and  mounted 
on  heavy  card  board,  besides  many  fine  wood  cuts.  Impe- 
rial folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1848 

192 1  Privv  Purse   Expenses   of  King   Henry  the    Eighth,    from 

November,  1529,  to  December,  1532  ;  with  introductory 
remarks  and  illustrative  notes,  by  N.  H.  Nicolas; — Privy 
Purse  Expenses  of  Elizabeth  of  York;  Wardrobe  accounts 
of  Edward  ihe  Fourth,  with  Memoir  of  Elizabeth  of  York, 
and  Notes,  by  N.  H.  Nicolas  ;  —  Privy  Purse  Expenses  of 
the  Princess  Mary,  Daughter  of  Henry  the  Eighth,  after- 
ward Queen  Mary,  with  Memoir  of  the  Princess,  and 
Notes,  by  Frederick  Madden.  3  vols.  8°  half  morocco, 
uncut,  gilt  top,  Pickering:  London,  1827-3 1 

1922  Proceedings   and   Transactions   of   the   Royal    Society   o( 

Canada,  from  1SS2  to  1S8S.     6  vols,  roval  4°  cloth. 

'  Montreal,  1S83-.89 

1923  Proclamation,  declaring  when  the  Act  of  the  31st,  George 

III.  shall  have  effect  in  the  Provinces  of  tapper  and  Lower 
Canada.     4°  paper.  Quebec,  1796 

1924  Proctor,  B.  W.     Dramatic  Scenes,  wiih  other  Poems,  now 

first  printed.  By  Barry  Cromwell.  Numerous  illustrations. 
Fine  copy.     Small  8'^  full  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1S57 


I90  CATALOGUE. 

1925  Proctor,    I.    J.     Voices    of  the    Night;  and  other    Poems, 

8°  cloth.  '     '  Montreal,  186 1 

1926  Propertius,      Elegies    of    Propertius,    the     Satyrlcon    of 

Petronius  Arbiter  and  the  Kisses  of  Johannes  Secundus  ; 
literally  translated,  and  accompanied  by  practical  versions 
from  various  sources.  Edited  by  Walter  K.  Kelly.  12° 
cloth,  uncut.  Bohn  :  London,   1854 

1927  Proulx,  J.  L.     La  Bale  D'Hudson,  ou  rdcit  de  la  premiere 

visite  pastorale  de  Mgr.  N.  Z.  Lorrain,  Eveque  de  Cythere 
et  Vicaire  Apotolique  de  Pontiac,  dan  ses  Missions  Sau- 
vages  de  Temiscamingue,  d'Abbitibi,  de  New-Port,  de 
Moose  et  d' Albany.  Portrait  and  illustrations.  Royal  8° 
paper,  uncut.         '  Montreal,  1886 

1928  Provancher,  Abbe  L.       Flore  Canadienne,  ou   description 

de  toutes  les  plantes  des  forets,  champs,  jardines  et  eauxdn 
Canada.     Illustrations.     8°  half  sheep.  Quebec,  1862 

1929  Ptolemxus,  Claudius.       In    hoc  opere  haec    continentur 

Ceographiaj  CI.  Ptolemcei  a  plurima  uiris  utriusque  lingua' 
doctiss.  emendata :  &  cu  archetype  graeco  ab  ipsis  collata. 
Schemata  cu  demonstrationibus  suis  correcta  a  Marco 
BeneuentanoMonachoccelestano,  &:  loanne  Cotta  Veronensi 
vilris  mathematicis  consultissimis.  Nova  orbis  descriptiu 
uc  nova  Oceani  navigatio  qua  Lisbona  ad  Indicupervenitur 
pelagus  Marco  Eeneventano  monachoccelestinoadia.  Novii 
et  Universation  cogniti  tabula  loa.  Ruysch  Germano 
f laborata.  Large  folio,  original  stamped  calf.  (Covers 
tiroken,  but  otherwise  a  very  good  copy.) 

Anno  Virginei  Partus,  MDVIII  :  Rome,  i5oP> 
"  Valuable  for  the  addition  of  the  map  of  the  world  by  Johan  Ruyscii, 
a  German,  which  is  the  first  printed  map  on  which  the  discoveries  in 
America,  are  laid  down,  but  without  the  name  of  America,  and  espec- 
ially for  its  delineation  of  the  coast  of  Brazil,  which  is  evidently  de- 
rived from  the  voyages  of  Vespucius.  Newfoundland  is  shown,  not  a^ 
.111  island,  but  as  part  of  the  Asiatic  continent.  The  discoveries  of  Co 
lumbus  in  the  West  Indies  and  on  the  northern  coast  of  .South  Ameri- 
ca are  represented  very  clearly,  showing  Cuba  only  in  part,  and  as  far 
ysthe  great  discoverer  himself  had  e.xplored  it.  With  the  e.xception  of 
the  error  in  connecting  the  northern  discoveries  on  the  main  land  of 
Asia,  the  prevailing  idea  of  that  day,  this  map  is  a  correct  representa- 
tion of  the  state  of  American  discovery  at  tiie  time  of  its  publication." 
—  Murphy  Cat. 

1930  Ptole\lt:i.ts.       I^a   Geograiia   di    Claudio  Ptoloineo.       Con 

iilcuni  comenti  &:  aggiunte  fatteui  da  Sebastiano  Munsteru, 
con  le  tavole  nou  solamente  antiche  &  moderne  solite  di 
siaparsi,  ma  altre  nuove  aggiuentevi  di  Meser  lacopo  Gas- 
taldo,  ridotta  in.volgare  Italiano  da  IVL  Pietro  Andrea  Mai- 
liolo.  Numerous  maps.  8*^  in  old  morocco  binding,  tooled 
liides,  gilt  edges. 

Per  Gioa  Eaptista  Pedrazano  :  Venetia,  154S 


CATALOGUE.  igi 

'93'  ^ublitittS,  JTacobus.  Oratoriae  artis  ejntomata.  Ars  TuUiano 
more  epistolandi.  Ars  Memoriae.  Clack  £etter,  printed  in 
single  column,  on  66  leaves,  31  lines  in  a  page,  with  wood- 
cuts.  Small  4°  full  morocco,  blind  tooling,  inside  gold 
borders,  red  edges,  by  Thomas. 

Erhardus  Ratdolt :  Vcnctia,  14S3 

Kditio  Princeps  of  greal  rarity  and  in  excellent  condition,  vrifli 
full  margins.  Very  curious  and  interesting,  with  a  treatise  on  mnem- 
r'nics  ;  the  woodcuts  in  the  Ars  Memoriae,  consist  of  a  grotesque  al- 
f'babet,  2  mnemonical  plates,  an  ancient  chess  plate  ;  some  of  the  let- 
ters have  been  reproduced  by  Dibdin  in  the  B'bl.  Spenc.  from  a  later 
edition  however.     The  above  edition  was  doubted  by  Dibdin. 

igj2  Puce,  (La)  de  Madame  des  Roches,  qui  est  un  Recueil  <lc 
divers  Poemes  Grecs,  Latins  et  Francois,  composez  par 
plusieurs  doctes  pcrsonnages  aux  grans  jours  a  Poitiers  I'an 
r579.  Large  8°  beautifully  bound  by  ISauzonnet-Trauit: 
in  full  crushed  levant  morocco,  3  gold  fillets  on  the  sides, 
mosaic  back,  gilt  marbled  edges,  inside  borders. 

Pour  Abel  TAngellier  :  Paris,  15S.7 

An  elegant  and  tall  copy  of  the  original  edition  of  this  ccluhratrd 
book.    The  Didot  Collection  only  had  the  issue  of  15S3. 

1933  PuCKLE,  James.  The  Club;  or,  a  Gray  Cap  for  a  (itecn 
Mead.  A  Dialogue  between  Father  and  Son.  Numerous 
woodcuts.     iG°  cluth.  Chiswick,  1824 

1931  PuiGBLANXH,  Antonio,  'ilie  Juquisilion  Unmasked:  being 
an  historical  and  philosophical  account  of  that  Tremendous 
Tribunal,  founded  on  historical  documents.  2  vols.  S'' 
sheep.  London,  1S16 

'935  PuRCHAS,  Samuel.  Purchas  his  Pilgrimage,  or  Relations  of 
the  World  and  the  Religions  observed  in  all  ages  and  places 
discoursed,  from  the  cueation  unto  this  present.  Thick 
folio,  old  calf.    Good  copy.  London,  1617 

1936  PuRSH,  Frederick.  Flora  Americie  Septentrionalis ;  or,  a 
Systematic  Arrangement  and  Description  of  the  Plants  of 
North  America.  Containing  besides  what  have  been  des- 
cribed by  preceding  authors,  many  new  and  rare  Species, 
collected  during  Twelve  years  Travels  and  Residence  in 
that  country.  24  plates.  2  vols.  8°  boards,  uncut.  (Cov- 
ers broken).  London,  1S14 

'937  PuRSH.  Another  copy,  interleaved.  (Plates  missing.)  2 
vols.  S"*  calf.  London,  1S14 

1938  PvE,  Thomas.  Canadian  Scenery ;  District  of  Gaspe. 
Beautifully  illustrated  with  19  tinted  lithographs.  Folio, 
cloth.  *  Montreal,  1866 

'939  QuARiTCH,  Bernard.  General  Catalogue.  Parts  8  and  10. 
2  vols.  8'  cloth.  London,   18S1 


192  CATALOGUE. 

1940  Quebec.  Ilistoire  de  I'Hotel-Dieu  de  Quebec.  12''  old 
calf  gilt.  Montauban,  (1751) 

A  valuable  anil  rare  book  relating  to  the  early  hisloi7  of  Quebec. 
Fiiced  by  Maisoneuve  at  200  tiatics. 

19  41  Quebec.  Catechisme  du  Diocese  de  Quebec.  Par  Mon- 
seigneur  riUustrissime  et  reverendissime  Jean  de  la  Croix 
de  saint  Valier,  Eve'que  de  Quebec.  12°  half  calf.  (2 
pages  in  manuscript  and  15  leaves  mended.)  A'ery  rare, 
'riie  Brinley  copy  sold  for  $4.0. 

Chez  Urbain  Coustelier :  Paris,  170:; 

ig\i  Quebec.  Rituel  du  Diocese  de  Quebec,  publie  par  I'Ordre 
de  Monseigneur  rF-vt^que  de  Quebec.  Fine  copy,  and  ex- 
tremely rare.  Cliez  Simon  Langlois,  Paris,  1703 

1943  Quebec.     Rituel.     A iiMther  copy,  (a  few  leaves  damaged  in 

the  margins.)  Paris,  1703 

1944  Quebec.     The    Laws    known    as    Kvtrait  des   >tEssiEURS. 

An  abstract  of  those  parts  of  the  Custom  of  the  Viscounty 
and  Provostship  of  Paris,  which  were  received  and  prac- 
ticed in  the  Province  of  Quebec,  in  the  time  of  the  French 
Government; — The  sequel  of  the  abstract,  etc.,  containing 
the  thirteen  latter  titles  of  the  said  abstract; — An  abstract 
(\i  the  criminal  laws  that  were  in  force  in  the  Province  of 
Quebec  in  the  time  of  the  French  Government; — An 
abstract  of  the  several  Royal  Edicts  and  Declaration  and 
Provincial  Regulations  and  Ordinances,  that  were  in  force 
in  the  Province  of  Quebec  in  the  time  of  the  Fretich 
(Government;  and  of  the  Commissions  of  the  several  Gov- 
ernors-General and  Intendants  of  the  said  Province,  during 
the  same  period; — An  abstract  of  the  Loix  de  Police, 
drawn  up  by  a  select  committee  of  Canadian  Gentlemen, 
etc.,  calf.     Fine  copy.  London,  1772-73 

Volume  of   extreme  rarity.     The   laws  were  drawn  up  by  Cugnet, 

tuchereau  and  Pressard  for  the  Canadians  and  by  Sir  James  Marriot, 

i'hurlow  and  Wedderburne  for  England. 

'9  45  Quebec.  Additional  Papers  concerning  the  Province  of 
Quebeck  ;  being  an  appendix  to  the  Book  entitled,  '*An 
account  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  British  and  other  Pro- 
testant Inhabitants  of  the-  Province  of  Quebeck  in  North 
America,  in  order  to  obtain  a  House  of  Assembly  in  that 
Province.     S°  stitched.  London,  1776 

1946  Quebec.  Sentence  of  the  Court-Martial,  held  at  the  Horse- 
Guards,  for  the  Trial  of  the  Hon.  Lt.  Gen.  James  Murray, 
late  Governor  of  Minorca,  in  the  Twenty-nine  Articles 
exhibited  against  him  by  Sir  William  Draper.     4°  stitched. 

London,  17S3 
Murniv  was  al.'^o  the  first  English  Governor  of  Quebec. 


CATALOGUE,  193 

1947  Quebec,     An  Act  for  making  more  effectual  Provision  for 

the    Government    of   the    Province  of    Quebec,  in  North 
America.      French  and  English  text.       4°  paper. 

Quebec,  1797 

1948  Quebec.     Picture  of  Quebec  and  its  Vicinity,     The  first  and 

second  editions,  with    the    maps    and  plates.     2  vols.    16° 

cloth.  Quebec,  1829-31 

Valuable  for  the  excellent  engraved  steel  plates  of  early  Quebec,  and 
very  rare  maps. 

'949  Quebec.  Stadacona  Depicta  ;  or  Quebec  and  its  Envirous, 
historically,  panoramically  and  locally  exhibited.  Plan. 
18°  half  morocco.  Quebec,  (1845  ; 

1950  Quebec.    Stadacona  Depicta :  or  Quebec  and   its  Environs, 

hisitorcally,  panoramically  and  locally  exhibited.    Illustra- 
tions.    16°  half  morocco.  Quebec,  1857 

195 1  Quebec  Literary  and  Historical  Society  Transactions,  Vols. 

I,  2,  and  3.     3  vols.  8°  boards.    (Vol.  3  slightly  imperfect.) 

Quebec,  1839,  1830  and  1831 

^952  Quebec  Literary  and  Historical  Society  Transactions,    1837 

to  1878,  irregular.     13  parts,  8°  paper.        Quebec,  1837-79 

1953  Quebec  Literary  and  Historical    Society    Publications :  .^fe- 

moire  de  Sieur  de  Ramezay,  Commandant  a  Qudbec,  1759  ; 

—  Histoire  du  Montreal,  1640-1672  ;  —  Collection   de    Kld- 
moires  et  de  Relations  sur  I'histoire  ancienne  du  Canada  ; 

—  Voyages  de  Ddcouverte  au  Canada,  1534-154.!,     4  pam- 
phlets. 

1954  Quebec  Literary  and  Historic.d  Society  Transactions  and 

Publications.     9  pamphlets. 

1955  Quebec,     Invasion    du   Canada   et    Siege  de   Quebec,    on 

1775-76 — Centennaire   de     I'Assault   dc    Quebec   par   les 
Americains.     2  pamphlets.  Quebec. 

T956  Quebec.  L'Exemple  de  la  P'rancc  a  vis  a  la  Grand  Bretagne, 
Arthur  Young,  Quebec,  1794  ; — Journal  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe' 
a  la  Tour  du  Temple  pendant  lacaptivitd  de  Louis  XVI,  Que- 
bec, 1799  ;  —  The  same  work  with  view  of  the  Bnstile.  No 
title  page.     3  vols. 

1957  Quebec.  Copy  of  the  Letter  of  Bishop  of  Capsa,  Coadjutor  <'f 
Quebec,  to  the  President  of  the  Comhiittee  upon  Education 
(French  and  English)  (Quebec,  1799);  Lettre  de  L'Eveque 
de  Ldon,  Quebec,  1793  ; — Regies  et  Reglemens  pout  la 
Formation,  I'exercice  ct  mouvements  de  la  milicb  du  Ba.-- 
Canada  (2  parts  in  i  vol.),  Quebec,  1804  ; —  Sailing  Direc 
tions  for  the  River  St.  Lawrence.  180S  ;  —  Proceedings  of 
the  House  of  Assembly  upon  Education  by  Joseph  Lan- 
caster, 1815  ;  —  Biographic  de  J.  F.  Perrault,  1834  ;  —  Mu- 
sique  Vocale  per  Molt,  1845.     7  pamphlets. 


194  CATALOGUE. 

1958  Quebec.     Le  deuxieme  Centennaire  de  I'erection  du  Diocese 

de  Quebec  ;  —  Deux-Centieme  anniversaire  de  I'arriv^e  de 
Mgr.  de  Montmorency  ;  — Laval  en  Canada,  1859  ;  —  An- 
nuaire  de  I'lnstitute  Canadien  du  Quebec,  1877-78  ;■ — 
Translation  desrestes  de  Mgr.  de  Laval  a  la  chappelle  du 
Seminaire  de  Quebec,  etc.     10  pamphlets. 

1959  Quebec.     Souvenir  du  Jubile  Sacerdotal  de  Mgr.  C.  F.    Ci- 

zeau  ;  —  Les  deux  cochers  de  Quebec ;  —  Notes  sur  Ics 
Registres  de  Notre-Dame  de  Quebec,  etc.     6  pamphlets. 

ig6o  Quebec  as  It  was  and  as  It  is.  The  Quebec  political  crisis; 
Reminiscences  of  Quebec;  —  Le  Moine's  Tourist's  Note 
Book ;  —  The  Province  of  Quebec,  etc.     10  pamphlets. 

ig6i  Queen's  Jubilee.  Extra  Jubilee  numbers.  Art  Journal, 
Graphic;  —  Graphic  Celebration  Number  ;  —  Montreal 
Daily  Star;  —  Quebec  Jubilee  Illustrated;  —  Queen's  Tic- 
ture  Illustrating  the  chief  events  of  Her  Majesty's  Life  ;  — 
Realm  of  Victoria,  1837-S7.  Numerous  fine  illustrations. 
7  pieces. 

196^  QuERAKD,  L.  M.  Les  Supcrcheries  I>itteraires  Dcvoilccs. 
Galerie  des  Ecrivains  Fran(;;ais  de  toute  I'Europe  qui  se  sont 
(leguises  sous  Anagrammes,  des  Asteronymes,  des  Cripto- 
nynics,  des  Initialismes,  des  Noms  Litteraires,  des  Pseudo- 
nynies  Facetieux  ou  Bizarres,  etc.  Second  edition,  consid- 
crablcmcnt  augmentee  par  Gustavc  Brauct  ct  Pierre  Jan- 
net.     3  vols,  thick  royal  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  18S.: 

1963  Queries,  devoted  to  Literature,    Science,    Art,    and    Educa- 

tion. Conducted  by  C.  W.  Moulton.  Vols.  2,  3,  and  a. 
3  vols,  royal  8°  half  morocco.  Buffalo,  1886-SS 

1964  Queries  with  Answers  in  Literature,  Art,  Science,  and   Ed- 

ucation. First  series.  Edited  by  C.  W.  Moulton.  Royal 
S°  cloth.  Buffalo,  1SS8 

1965  QuiR,  Ferdinand  de.     Terra  Australis  Incognita;  or  a  new 

Southern  Discovery,  containing  a  fifth  part  of   the    World, 

lately  found  out  by  Ferdinand  de  Quir,  a  Spanish  Captain. 

Printed  in  the  year  161 7  and  now  reprinted,  London. 

1966  T~)  ABELAIS,  FRANr^ois.  GEuvres  contenant  cinq  liucrs  dc 
J[\^     la  vie,  faits  et  dits  Heroiques  de  Gargantua,  et  de  son 

nis  Pantagruel,  etc.  Fine  large  copy.  Thick  16°  beautifully 
bound  in  full  crushed  levant  morocco,  gilt  edges, 

Jean  Fust:  Anvers,  1605 

1967  R.\BELAis.      Works    fjf.      Translated    from      the     French, 

with  variorum  note.^.  Illustrations  by  Dore'.  S°  cloth, 
uncut.  London. 

1968  Rabelais.     Works  of.     I'ranslated  from  the   French,  by  Sir 

Thomas  Urquhart  and  Motteux.  Portraits.  2  vols.  12 
cloth.  Bohn  :  London,  1864 


CATALOGUE.  195 

1969  Rabelais.     Les  CEuvres  de  Maistre  Fran<^ois  Rabelais,  doc- 

teur  en  me'decine,  contenant  cinq  livres  de  la  vie,  faicts  et 
diets  hdroiques  de  Gargantua  et  de  son  fils  Pantagrudl,  plus 
la  prognostication  pantagrueline  ou  almanach  pour  I'an 
perp^tuel  imprimd  suyvant  ia  prdmiere  Edition  censure  en 
I'annde  1552.  2  vols.  12°  full  crimson  crushed  levant 
morocco,  Jansen  finish,  inside  borders,  gilt  edges. 

N.  P.,   1626 
Klegant  copy  of  a  very  scarce  edition,  bound  by  Thibaron. 

1970  Rabeleies.     CEuvres    de    Maitre    Francois    Rabelais,   avec 

des  critiques  de  M.  Le  Duchat.  Nouvelle  Edition  augment^e 
de  quantity  de  nouvelles  remarques  de  M.  le  Duchat 
de  celle  de  I'edition  Angloise  des  Oeuvres  de  Rabelais, 
ses  lettres,  etc.  Best  edition.  With  superb  plates  by 
Tanje,  Folkema,  etc.,  and  fine  vignettes  by  Ficart.  3 
\ols.  4°  French  calf  super  extra,  backs  tooled  "a  I'oiseau," 
gilt  edges,  by  Dero.me.  Amsterdam,  1741 

A  superior  copy  of  this  choice  and  rare  edition  quoted  on  Paris  cat- 
alogues from  5  to  6  thousand  franc^^. 

1971  Rabelais.     Romance  of  Gargantua  and  Pantagruel,  trans- 

lated from  the  French,  by  Sir  Thomas  Urquhart  of  Cro- 
marty.    Frontispiece.     4°    tree   calf   extra,   yellow   edges. 

Edinburgh,  1S3S 

igji  Racixe,  Jean.     Oeuvres  de  Racine.     Suivant  la  copie   im- 

prim^e  a  Paris.     2  vols.  iS°  full  blue  crushed  levant  mor. 

ucco,  gill   back   and  edges,  three  fillets  on  sides,  by  Erany 

(Wolfgang,  au  Quserando,  Amsterdam,  167S)." 

A  beautiful  copy  of  the  scarce  Elsevir  edition,  measuring  122  mil. 

1973  Racine.     CEuvres.       Xouvelle  edition    augmentee    de    di- 

verses  pieces  et  de  remarques.  Portrait.  3  vols.  12°  old 
calf.  Amsterdam,  1743 

1974  RaFinesque,  C.  S.     American  Nations  ;  or  outlines  of  their 

general  historv,  Generalities  and  Annals.     12*^  paper,  uncut. 

Phila.,  1836 

1975  Rafx,    C.    C.      Anliquites    Americains   d'apres  les    Monu- 

ments historiques  des  Islandais  et  des  anciens  Scandinaves. 
Folio,  paper,  uncut.  Copenhague,  1845 

1976  Railroads    and    Canals.      Pamphlets  relating  to.    (14). 

1977  Ranisford,  Marcus.      Historical   Account    of    the    Black 

Empire  of  Hayti ;  comprehending  a  view  of  the  principal 
transactions  in  the  revolution  or  St.  Dominigo  with  ancient 
and    modern    state.     Plates.     4   boards,    uncut. 

London,  1S05 
197S  Raleigh,  Sir  Walter.  Observations  touching  Trade  and 
commerce  with  the  Hollander  and  other  Nations,  as  it  was 
presented  to  King  James,  etc.  With  other  Passages  of 
high  Concernment.  24°  full  red  morocco,  gilt  edges 
(Roger  Payne  style).  London,  1661 


196  CATALOGUE. 

1979  Raleigh.     Remains  of  Sir  Walter  Raleigh,  viz  :     Maxims  of 

State,  Advice  to  His  Son,  His  Son's  Advice  to  his  Father, 
His  Sceptick,  etc.,  etc.  With  portrait.  24°  full  red  mor- 
occo,  gilt  edges.     (Roger  Payne  style).  London,  1675 

1980  Raleigh.      Sir  Walter  Raleigh  and  his  Colony  in  America, 

With  historical  illustrations  and  a  Memoir  by  Rev.  L  N. 
Tarbox.     Small  4°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

Prince  Society,  Boston,  18S4 

Only  250  copies  printed. 

1 98 1  Raleigh,  Thomas.     Brief  account,  together  with   Observa- 

lions  made  during  a  Visit  to  the  West  Indies,  and  a  Tour 
through  the  L^nited  States  of  America,  1832-33  ;  with  a 
statistical  account  of  Upper  Canada.  8'^  half  morocco,  un- 
cut, gilt  top.  Dundas,  U.  C,  1836 

1982  Rameau,  E.     La    France    aux  Colonies,  etudes    sur  le   de- 

velopment de  la  race  Fran9oise  hors  de  1' Europe,  8° 
paper.  Paris,  1859. 

1.^83  Ramsay,  'i'liomas  K.  Appeal  Cases  with  notes  and  defini- 
tions of  the  civil  and  criminal  law  of  the  Province  of 
Quebec,  including  a  large  number  of  decisions  in  appeal, 
otherwise  unreported  and  brought  down  to  the  beginning  of 
1887.     8°  half  calf.  Montreal,  1887 

1984  Ramsav.     Collection    of    Reports   of    Important    Cases   by 

Judge  Ramsay.     Newspaper   cuttings   in    Scrap  Book.     4'' 
•    cloth. 

1985  Ramsay,  William.     Roman    Antiquities.     Illustrations.     12° 

cloth,  uncut.  London,  i»5 1 

1986  Ramusio,  G.  B.     Navigationi  et  Viaggi.     Numerous  engrav- 

ings and  maps  on  wood,  including  Canada  and  other  parts 
of  America.  Vol.  i,  1563;  Vol.  2,  1574;  Vol.  3,  1565.  3 
vols,  folio,  vellum.  Giunti  :  Venetia  1563-74 

This  important  work,  as  is  well  known,  contains  many  of  the  earliest 
voyages  relating  to  America,  containing  the  original  of  Cartier's  voy- 
ages and  the  sketch  of  Hochelaga  (double  page  wood-cut).  It  is 
equally  valuable  for  its  relations  and  geographical  treatises  on  Asia 
and  Africa. 

1987  Raphael's  Cartoon.     With  portrait  and  7  fine  plates.    India 

proofs.     Folio,  cloth.  London,  1837 

1988  Rasoir  (Le)  des  Rasez.     Recueil,  auquel  est   traitd   ample- 

ment  de  la  tonsure  et  rasure  du  Pape,  et  des  Papelards. 
12°  citron  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.     (Suppressed.)      1562 

1989  Raugour,  Abb^.     Le  Catechisme  de  la  penitence,  qui  con- 

duit les  pecheurs  k  une  veritable  conversion  (traduit  du 
latin  de  I'abbe  Raucour,  par  Dom.  Gabriel  Gerberon).  16" 
old  red  morocco,  tooling  "  a  la  Du  Seuil,"  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1677 


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1990  Kavnal,  Abbe  G.  T.      Histoire   Philosophique  et  Tolitique 

des  etablissmens  et  du  Commerce  des  Europeens  dans  les 
deux  Indes.     Frontispieces  and  maps.     7  vols.  8°  calf. 

La  Haye,  1774 

1991  Ravnal.     The  Same.     Willi  volume  of  maps.     Portrait  and 

fine  copper  plates.     5  vols.  4°  mottled  calf.     Geneve,  1780 

1992  Ravnal.    Tlie  Same.    Portrait.    10  vols.  8°  half  roan.  Paris. 

1993  Rawlings,  Thomas.     Confederation   of   the    British   North 

American  Provinces ;  their  past  history  and  future  pros- 
pects ;  including  also  British  Columbia  and  Hudson's  Bay 
Territory.     Maps  and  illustrations.     8°  limp  cloth, 

London, 1865 

1994  Rawlinson,  George.     Five  Great  Monarchies  of  the  ancieni 

Eastern  World  ;  —  Sixth  Monarchy  ;  ■ —  Seventh  Monarchy. 
Illustrations  and  map.     5  vols.  12    cloth.  New  York. 

1995  Rebellion  of  1S37.     Antl-Gallis  Letters,  addressed  to   His' 

Excellency  the  Earl  of  Gosford,  Governor  in  Chief  of  the 
Canadas,  by  Camillus  (Adam  Thorn).     16°  half  roan. 

Montreal,  1836 

1996  Rebellion.     Canadian    Controversy,  its   origin,  nature  and 

merits.     8°  half  roan.  London,  1838 

1997  Rebellion.     Canadian  Portfolio.     Containing  Articles  relat- 

ing to  the  Causes  which  led  to  the  Rebellion,     S°  stitched. 

N.  P. 

1998  Rebellion.     Carrier,  L.  N.     Les  l^venements  de  1837-38 ; 

esquisse  historique  de  ITnsurrection  du  Bas-Canada.  8° 
paper.  Quebec,  1877 

1999  Rebellion.     Copies  or  E.xtracts  of  Correspondence  relative 

to  the  Affairs  of  British  North  America  ordered  by  the 
House  of  Commons  (London),  11  Feb.,  1839,  (A  very  val- 
uable and  scarce  report  containing  correspondence  from 
Lord  Glenelg,  Sir  John  Colburne,  Earl  of  Durham,  Sir 
George  Arthur,  upon  the  Rebellion,  also  from  Governors  ol 
Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  Prince  Edward  Lsland  and 
Newfoundland) ;  —  Return  to  Parliament  of  all  Claims 
made  to  the  Commissioners  for  the  Payment  of  the  Rebel- 
lion Losses  in  Lower  Canada,  Toronto,  1850;  —  Report  of 
the  Select  Committee  concerning  the  Petition  of  Charles 
Duncombe  and  other  documents.     3  pieces,    Toronto,  1837 

2000  Rebellion.     (Des^vre,  M.)     Journal  Historique  des  Evene- 

ments  arriv^es  h.  Saint-Eustache  pendant  la  rebellion  du 
Comt^  du  Lac  des  Deux  Montagnes  depuis  les  soul^ve- 
ments  commences  i  la  fin  de  novembre  jusqu'au  moment 
ou  h  tranquilite  fut  parfaitement  retabli,  par  un  temoin 
occulaire.     16°  cloth.  Montreal,  1838 

Very  rare.     Only  5  copies  are  known  to  exist.     The  following  is   a 
reprint. 


igS  CATALOGUE. 

200I   REBiiLLioN  of  1837.     Case  of  Baptiste  Cadien,  for  murder  ; 

tried  at  Three  Rivers,    in  the  March  Session,  1838.      8"" 

paper,  uncut.  Three  Rivers,  1838 

2003  Rebellion.     David,  L.  O.     Les  Patriotes  de    1837-38.     8" 

paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1874 

2003  Rebellion.     (Desbvre.)   Journal  Historique  des  ]£venemen3 

arriv^es  a  Saint  Eustache.     8°  sheets.     (Reprint.) 

Montreal,  183S 
5004   Rebellion'.     Doctrine    de   I'Eglise    Catholique  d'Irlande  et 

de  celle  du  Canada  sur  la  Revoke.     iS"  paper. 

Montreal,  1838 

2005  Rebellion'.     Fry,  Alfred   A.     Report  of   the   Case   of   the 

Canadian  Prisoners,  with  an  introduction  on  the  writ  of 
Habeas  Corpus.     8°  half  roan.  London,  1839 

2006  Rebellion.     Girod,  Armurj'.     Notes  Di verses   sur  le  Eas- 

Canada.     2  vols.  4°  paper,  uncut.  Debartch,  1835 

2007  Rebellion.     Globensky,  Af.     La  Rebellion  de  1837  a  Saint 

Eustache.     Portrait  and  inserted  portion  of  the  manuscript. 

S"  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1883 

200S  Rebellion.      Globensky.      An   Article   in  "  La   Minerve," 

Oct.  31,  18S4,  on  the  Rebellion.  Mounted  in  4°  blank  book. 

2009  Rebellion.     Head,  Sir  Francis  B.     A   Narrative.     Second 

edition.  (Canadian  Affairs,  1S39.)  Small  folio,  half 
morocco.  Toronto,  1839 

2010  Rebellion.     Head.     A  Narrative.     8'-  half  russia. 

London,  1839 

201 1  Rebellion.     Head's  Flag  of  Truce  ; —  Rolph  vs.  Head  ;  — 

Annals  of  Canada  for  1837  and  1838,  by  David  Chisholm. 
Proof  sheets,  pp.  154  :  —  Souvenirs  of  a  Canadian  State 
Prisoner  in  1838  ;  —  The  Cutting  out  of  the  Caroline  and 
other  Reminiscences  of  1837-38,  etc.     6  pamphlets. 

2C12  Rebellion.  Journal  of  the  Legislative  Council  of  Upper 
Canada.  Second  session  of  the  twelfth  Provincial  Parlia- 
ment.    Folio,  boards.  Toronto,  1836 

2013  Rebellion.     Journal  of   the  Legislative  Council  of  Upper 
Canada.     First  session  of   the  thirteenth  Provincial  Parlia- 
ment.    Folio,  boards.  Toronto,  1837 
A  rare  report  on  the  Rebellion  of   1S37. 

201-]  Keeellion.  La  Rebellion  de  1S37  a  Saint-Eustache  ;  —  La 
Rebellion  de  1837-S,  ou  Reponse  de  C.  A.  Globensky  u 
A.  O.  David.     2  pamphlets. 

2015   Rebellion.     Le  Li  vie  des  Comptes-faits.     16"  sheep. 

Paris,  n.  d. 

In  use  in  Canada  under  the  French  regime,  and  a  fly  note  states  : 
"Got  after  the  Battle  of  St.  Denis,  while  the  Soldiers  32d  and  24th 
were  burning  and  ransacking  the  village."  An  interesting  rebellion 
souvenir. 


CATALOGUE. 


igg 


^oi6  Rebellion  of  1S37.  Mackenzie,  W.  L.  Sketches  of  Canada 
and  the  United  States.     8°  boards,  uncut.       London,  1833 

By  W.  L.  Mackenzie,  the  leader  of  the  Canadian  Rebellion  of  1S37  ; 
with  45  inserted  portraits  and  autographs. 

rot;  Rebellion.  Mackenzie.  Seventh  Report  from  the  Se- 
lect Committee  of  the  House  of  Assembly  of  Upper 
Canada,  on  Grievances;  to  whom  were  referred  Lord  Vis- 
count Goderich's  Despatch  to  Sir  John  Colborne,  of  the  Sth 
of  November,  1832.     8^  boards  (shaken.)      Toronto,  1835 

20 1 S  Rebellion.  Mackenzie's  Carolina  Almanac  and  Freeman's 
Chronicle.     (Title  and  i  leaf  wanting.)   12°  paper,  uncut. 

2oig  Rebellion.  Mackenzie,  Life  and  Times  of,  with  an 
Account  of  the  Canadian  Rebellion  of  1837,  and  subse- 
quent Frontier  Disturbances,  chiefly  from  unpublished  doc- 
uments. V>y  Charles  Lindsey.  Portrait  and  illustrations. 
S''  cloth.  Philadelphia,  186.! 

2oro  Rebellion.  Memoires  relatifs  a  TEmprisonneraent  de  D. 
B.  Viger  ;  La  Petite  Clique  devoilee,  etc.     3  pamphlets. 

2021  Rebellion.  Proces  de  Francois,  Talbert,  accuse  du  JNIeurtrc 
de  George  Weir,  Lieutenent  du  32e  Regiment  d'Tnfanterie 
Britannique.     8°  paper.  Montreal. 

20:2  Rebellion.  Rapports  et  Temoignagcs  du  Comite'  Special 
de  la  Chambre  D'Assemble'  du  Bas-Canada.  Auquel  onl 
ete  referees  la  Petition  de  Ilabitans  du  Comte  de  York, 
celle  des  Habitans  de  la  Cite  de  Montreal  ct  autres  Peti- 
tions se  Plaignant  de  Griefs.     8°  paper.  1829 

20^3  Rebellion.  Refutation  de  I'ecrit  de  Louis  J.  Papineau, 
intitule  Histoire  de   I'insurrcction  du  Canada.     8°  -paper. 

Montreal,   1839 

2o.'4  Rebellion.  Remarks  on  the  Proceedings  as  to  Canada,  in 
the  present  session  of  Parliament,  London,  1S37  ;  —  The 
question  answered.  Did  the  Ministry  intend  to  pay  Rebels  ? 
Celebrated  Letter  of  Joseph  Hume  to  W.  L.  Mackenzie; 
Militia  Laws,  Toronto,  1S3S,  etc.,  5  pamphlets. 

Toronto,  1831 

2025  Rebellion.     Report  of  Select  Committee   of    the  Legisla 

tlve  Council  of  Upper  Canada,  etc.     8°  half  roan, 

Toronto,  1S36 

2026  Rebellion.     Report  of  a  Select  Committee  of  the  House  of 

Assembly,  on  the  Political  State  of  the  Provinces  of  Upper 
and  Lower  Canada,     8°  boards,  Toronto,  183S 

3027  Rebellion.  Report  of  the  State  Trials  before  a  General 
Court  Martial  held  at  Montreal  in  1838-9  :  exhibiting  a 
complete  history  of  the  late  Rebellion  in  Lower  Canada, 
1837-3S.     With  Appendix.     2  vols,  in  i,  S"^  half  calf. 

Montreal,  1839 


200  CATALOGUE. 

202&  Rebellion  o£  1S37.  Report  from  the  Select  Committee  on 
the  Civil  Government  of  Canada.     8°  half  sheep. 

Quebec,  1S29 

^029  Rebellion.  Report  on  the  Affairs  of  British  North  America 
from  the  Earl  of  Durham,  Her  Maiest)''s  High  Commis- 
sioner.    8°  paper.  Montreal,  1839 

2030  Rebellion.      Return  to  an  Address  of  the  Legislative  As- 

sembly for  a  Statement  of  all  Claims  made  to  the  Commis- 
jTiissioners  appointed  under  the  Act  for  the  Payment  of  the 
Rebellion  Losses  in  Lower  Canada.     Folio,  paper. 

Toronto,  1850 

2031  Rebellion.      Rolph,  Dr.      Review  of  Mackenzie's  Publica- 

tions on  the  Revolt  before  Toronto,  in  Upper  Canada. 
Folio,  paper.  n,  p. 

2032  P.ebellion.     Trial  of  Alexander  IMcLeod,  for  the  murder  of 

Amos  Durfee,  and  as  an  accomplice  in  the  burning  of  the 
steamer  Carolina.     8°  paper.  New  York,  1841 

2033  Recherches  Philsophiques  sur  lee  Americains,  ou  Memoires 

interessantes  pour  servir  a  I'histoire  de  I'espece  humaine. 
Par  Mr.  de  P.     3  vols.  12°  calf.  Londres,  1774 

to;!,.\  Recueil  de  divers  Voyages  faits  en  Afrique  et  I'Amerique, 
qui  n'ont  point  este  encore  publiez,  contenant  I'origine,  les 
moeurs,  les  coutumes  et  le  commerce  des  habitants  de  ces 
deux  parties  du  mondc.  Maps  and  plates.  4°  vellum,  un- 
cut. Paris,  1674 

The  above  includes :  I-igon's  Harbadoes  ;  De  La  Borde's  Caribs  and 
Antilles  Islands;  Account  of  Guiana;  Description  of  Jamaica;  Rela- 
tion of  Barbadoes,  English  Colonies ;   etc. 

2035  Red  River  Settlement.      Statement  respecting  the  Earl  of 

Selkirk's  Settlement  upon  the  Red  River.  Map.  8°  half 
calf.  London,  1817 

2036  Red  River  Settlement.      Debates  in  both  Houses  of  Parlia- 

ment, in  April,  1812,  on  motions  made  by  the  Earl  of  Don- 
oughmore,  for  a  committee  to  inquire  into  the  state  of  the 
laws  imposing  civil  disability  on  H.  ^L  Roman  Catholic 
subjects.     8°  boards,  uncut.  London. 

2037  Red  River  Settlement.     Trials  of  the  Earl  of  Selkirk  versus 

the  North  West  Company  in  iSiS.  8°  boards,  uncut. 
(Title  missing.)  Montreal,  18 19 

2038  Red  River  Settlement.      Papers  relating  to  the  Red  River 

Settlement,  1815-1S19.     Folio,  half  morocco,  uncut. 

London,  1819 

2039  Red  River  Settlement.     Precis  touchant  la  Colonie  du  Lord 

Selkirk,  sur  la  Riviere  Rouge,  sa  destruction  en  18 15  et 
1816,  et  le  massacre  du  Gouverneur  du  Semple  et  de  son 
parti.     S"  bonrds,  uncut.  Montreal,  18 18 


CATALOGUE.  2or 

2040  Red  River  Settlement.      Recit  dcs  Evciicincns  quit  out  eu 

lieu  sur  le  Territoire  des  Sauvages,  dcpuis  Ics  liaisons  du 
Comle  de  Selkirk  avec  la  Compagnic  de  la  lilaie  d' Hudson  ; 
—  Precis  touchant  la  Colonic  du  Lord  Selkirk.  2  vols.  8" 
boards,  uncut.  Montreal,  1S18 

2041  Red  River  Settlement.     Simpson,  W.  S.     Report  at  large  of 

the  Trial  of  Charles  de  Rheinhard,  for  murder  (connnitted 
in  the  Indian  territories'),  at  the  Court  of  Oyer  and  Terminer 
held  at  Quebec,  May,  1818.  To  which  is  annexed  a  Sum- 
mary of  Archibald  M'Lellan's,  indicted  as  an  accessory. 
S"  boards,  uncut.  Montreal,  1S19 

2042  Red  River  Settlement.      Report  of  the  Trials  of  Charles  de 

Rhinehard  and  Archibald  M'Lellan,  for  murder,  at  a  Court 
of  Oyer  and  Terminer  held  at  Quebec.     8*  half  roan, 

Montreal,  iSiS 

2043  Rekse,    John.       Poets    of    America,    illustrated   by   one   of 

her  Painters.  Illustrations.  8°  half  morocco.     London,  1840 

2044  Rees,  J,  R.      Pleasures  of  a  Bookworm.      16°  vellum  paper 

wrapper,  uncut.  London,  18S6 

2045  Rees.     Pleasures  of  a  Bookworm  ;  —  Diversions  of  a  Book- 

worm.    2  vols.  16°  uncut.         New  York  and  London,  1886 

2046  Reeves,  John.     History  of  the  Government  of  the  Island  of 

Newfoundland,  with  Appendix.     S°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  179:; 

2047  Reklectu)\s  on  the  Causes  and  Probable  Consequences  of 

the  late  Revolution  in  France;  with  a  view  of  the  ecclesias- 
tical and  civil  constitution  of  Scotland  and  of  the  progress 
of  its  agriculture  and  commerce.     8"^  half  calf. 

Edinburgh,  1790 

2048  Rlgxikk,  Mathurin.      Les  Satyrcs  et  Autrcs  Oiuvrcs  folas- 

tres  du  Sieur  Regnier ;  dernier  edition  augmentcc  de 
))Iusieurs  pieces  de  pareille  estoffe,  tant  des  sieurs  de 
Sigognes,  Motin,  Touvant  ct  Berthelot  qu'autrcs  des  plus 
beau  esprits  de  ce  temps.  12°  beautifully  bound  in  full 
crimson  polished  levant  morocco,  three  gold  fillets  on  sides, 
gilt  back  and  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Cape.      Paris,  1616 

2049  Regnier.     CEuvres    Completes.     Accompagne'e  d'une    no- 

tice biographique  et  bibliographique  de  variantes,  de 
notes,  d'un  glossaire  et  d'un  index.  8°  half  crushed  levant 
morocco  extra  uncut  edges,  gilt  top.  Fine  copy.  Paris,  1875 
China  Paper  copy.     Only  30  printed. 

2050  RKNAur.      Lai   d'Ignaures,    en    vers   du    Xlle    siccle,    les 

I^ais  de  Mclion  et  du  Trot,  en  vers  du  Xllle  siccle.  Pub- 
lics pour  hi  premier  fois  d'aprcs  deux  manuscrits  uniques, 
par  L.  J.  N.  Monmerf|ue  et  Francisquc  Michel.  With  a 
fac-simile  page  from  the  original  manuscript.  8"  boards, 
uncut.     Only  150  copies  printed.  Paris,  1832 


202  CATALOGITE. 

2051  Renan,  Ernest.    Viedejdsus.    8' paper,  uncut.    Paris,  1867 

zo^z  Renouard,  a.  a.  Annales  de  rimprimerie  des  Aide,  ou 
Histoire  des  trois  Manuce  et  de  leurs  Editions.  Portrait. 
2  vols.  8*  half  morocco.  Paris,  iSc^ 

2053  Retrospective   Review,    and   Historical    and  Antiquarian 

Magazine,  consisting  of  Criticisms  upon.  Analysis  of,  and 
Extracts  from  Curious,  Valuable,  and  Scarce  Old  Books. 
The  three  series  complete.  tS  vols.  8'  half  morocco, 
marbled  edges.  London,  1820-26,  1828,  1853-54 

2054  Reumont,  Alfred  von.     Lorenzo    dc'Medici,  the    magniii- 

cent.  Translated  by  Robert  Harrison.  2  vols.  8°  cloth, 
imcut.  London,  1884 

2055  RtiVEiLLAUP,  Eug.     Histoire  du  Canada  ct  des  Canadiens 

Franrais  de  la  dccouverte  jusqua  nos  jours.  8°  paper, 
uncut.  Paris,  1884 

2056  Revolutionary  Views.     Collection  d'Estampes  reprcsentant 

Ics  Evc'ncments  de  la  guerre  pour  la  liberte  de  1'  Aradri- 
que  septentrionalc.  16  beautifully  engraved  plates  by 
fauvcl,  Lc  Barbier,  Marillcr,  comprising  Battle  of  Lexing- 
ton, Defeat  of  Burgoync,  Surrender  of  Cornwallis,  etc.  4° 
half  roan.  '  Paris,  (17S0.) 

2057  Review  of  the  Government  and  of  the  Grievance  of  the 

Province  of  Quebec,  since  the  Conquest  of  it  by  British 
Arms;  to  which  is  added  an  Appendix  containing  Extracts 
from  Authentic  papers.    8'  half  roan,    (Title  page  missing.) 

London,  178S 
205S  Revue  Canadienne.     Vols  1-7.     7  vols.  8°  half  morocco. 

Montreal,  1S64-70 

205<)  Ri.vuK  de  Montreal.  Vols.  i.  2,  3.  and  May  to  June  of  vol. 
4.  1S78-S0.  4  vols.  8°  half  roan  and  numbers.  Complete 
set  of  a  scarce  magazine.  Montreal. 

20G0  Restif  de  la  Bretonne.  Lucile,  ou  les  Progres  de  la  Vertue. 
The  rare  orginal  edition,     16°  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Quebec,  (Paris)  176S 

2oOt  Restif  de  la  Bretonne.  L'Annce  des  Dames  Nationales,  ou. 
Histoire,  Jour-par-jour,  d'une  Femme  de  France.  Illus- 
trated with  charming  engrav.ngs.  6  vols.  16°  half  calf. 
Rare  original  edition.  Geneve,  1791-94 

2062  Rich,  Obadiah.  A  Complete  Colleclion  of  his  Bibliogra- 
phical Works,  comprising:  I.  Catalogue  of  Books,  re- 
lating principally  10  America,  1500-1700,  with  the  Supple- 
ment, 1493-1700.  London,  1832;  II.  Bibliotheca  Ameri- 
cana Nova,  Vol.  I.  (1701-1800.)  New  York,  1S35  ;  m^- 
Bibliotheca  Americana  Nova,  Vol.  II.  (1S01-1844.)  Lon- 
don. tS,}/'..     3  vols.  S-  calf.     (Binding  worn.) 

London  and  New  York,  1S32-46 


CATALOGUE.  203 

3063  KicHAKi),  Jules.     L'Art  de  Former  une  Libliotheque.    Small 

8°   half  morocco  extra,  uncut   edges,    gilt   top,  with  the 

covers  bound  in.  Rouveyre  et  Blond  :  Paris,  1883 

Limited   Edition  of   100  copies.     With  an  inserted  portrait  of  the 

author,  after  Gavami — also  a  fac-siraile  autograp!i. 

2064  RicnARDERiE,  G.  E.  de   la.     Bibliotheque  Universelle   des 

Voyages.     6  vols.  8^  calf.  Paris,  i8c« 

Contains  valuable  lengthy  criticisms   of  early  American  and  other 
Voyages. 

2065  Richardson,   Sir    John.     Arctic   Searching   Expedition;  a 

journal  of  a  boat-voyage  through  Rupert's  Land-  and  the 
Arctic  Sea,  in  search  of  the  discovery  ships  under  command 
of  Sir  John  Franklin.  FYontispiece.  2  vols.  8°  cloth,  un- 
cut. London,  1851 

2066  Richardson,  Major.     Wacousta  ;  or  tbe  Prophecy,   a  Tale 

of  the  Canadas.     First  edition.     3  vols,  small  8"  half  roan. 

London,  1S32 

2067  Richardson.      Wacousta;    or    the    Prophecy,    an    Indian 

Tale.     8°  half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Montreal,  1868 

2068  Richardson.      The  Guards  in  Canada,   or  the  Point    of 

Honor ;  being  a  sequel  to  Major  Richardson's  Eight 
Years  in  Canada.     12°  paper.  Montreal,  184S 

2069  Richardson.       IVfovements    of     the   British   Legion,  with 

Strictures  on  the  Course  of  Conduct  pursued  by  Lieut.- 
Gen.  Evans.  Plates.  Presentation  copy  from  the  author 
to  Lord  Somerset.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1837 

2070  Richardson.     The  Canadian   Brothers  ;  or,  the  prophecy 

fulfilled,  a  tale  of  the  late  American  War,  2  vols,  in 
I.     1 6°  cloth.     (Broken.)  -N[ontreai,  1S40 

A  seque)  to  Wacousta. 

2071  Richardson,  Major.     Personal  Memoirs.     Montreal,  1838  ; 

—  Also  Trifles  from  my  Port  Folio,  by  Staff  Surgeofi, 
Vol.  2.     2  vols.  8°  boards.  Quebec,  183^ 

This  volume  contains  the  Canadian  Notes  of  Major  Richardson  upon 
the  Kebellion  of  1S37. 

2072  Richardson.      Eight   Years  in  Canada;  embracing  a  Re- 

view of  the  Administrations  of  Lords  Durham  and  Syd- 
enham, Sir  Charles  Bagot,  and  Lord  ^fetcalf.     8°  cloth. 

^fontreal,  1S67 

2073  I'liCHTER,  Jean  Paul.     Leonardo    Da   Vinci.       I'ortrait  and 

illustrations.     8°  cloth.  London,  18S0 

2074  Rights  of  Great   Britain   asserted    against   the   Claims   of 

America;  being  an  answer  to  the  Declaration  of  the  Gen- 
eral Congress.     8'^  stitched.  London,  1776 

2075  RiEL  Rebellion.     Report  upon  the  Suppression  of   the   Re- 

bellion in  the  North-West  Territories;  and  matters  in  con- 
nection therewith,  in  1885.     8°  half  calf.  Ottawa-  1886 


■zo.\  CATALOG  UK. 

2076  RiEL  Rebellion,      Preliminary   Investigation    and   Trial   of 

Ambrose  D.  Lepine  for  the  murder  of  'I'liomas  Scott,  heinp; 
a  full  report  of  the  proceedin<;s  in  this  case  before  the 
Magistrate's  ('ourt,  rro\ince  of  Manitoba.  Illustrations. 
S"  paper.  jWinnipej^,  1874 

2077  Kiel  Rebellion.     The  Queen  vs.  Louis    Riel,  accused    and 

convicted  of  the  crime  of  Hic;h  Treason;  —  Le  veritable 
Riel;  —  Trial  of  A.  D.  Lepine  for  the  murder  of  Thomas 
Scott  (1874),     3  pamphlets. 

2078  Ris,  Clement  de.     Les  Amateurs  d'autrefois.     8  etched  por- 

traits.    Royal  8°  half  morocco  extra.  Paris,  1877 

2079  RoiiF.RTso.v,  William,     History  of  America.     2  vols.  4°  calf. 

London,  1777 

?o8o  RoRKRTSON.     History  of  America,  P>ooks  IX   and   X  :  con- 

laininsj  the  History  of  Virj^jinia  to  the  year   1688,  and   }lis- 

tory  of  New  England,  to  1653.     8°  calf.  London,  1796 

205 1  R(»i:krtsont.    History  of  Scotland,  durin;:^  the  reigns  of  Queen 

Mary  and  King  James  VL,  till  his  accession  to  the  Crown 
of  England.     2  vols.  4°  sheep.  London,  1859 

2052  Rop.iDA,  A.     Petits    Mcmoires   secrets  du  XlX'siecle.     Le 

Portefeuille  d'un  tres  vieux  Carron.  Numerous  facetious 
illustrations.     12°  cloth.  Paris. 

2083  Robin,  Abbe.     Nouveau   Voyage   dans    Amerique    Septen- 

trionale,  en  I'annee  17S1  ;  et  campagne  de  I'armc'e  de  l\i.  Le 
Comte  De  Rochambeau.     8°  half  sheep.  Phila.,  1782 

2084  Ronixsox,  John  IJ.     Canada  and    the   Canada    l?ill  :  being 

an  examination  of  the  proposed  measure  for  the  future  gov- 
ernment of  Canada  ;  with  an  introductory  chapter,  contain- 
ing some  general  views  respecting  the  British  Provinces  in 
North  America.     S°  paper,  uncut.  London,  1840 

20S5  Roi'.soN,  George  Fennell.  Scenery  of  the  Grampian  Moun- 
tains, illustrated  by  forty-one  plates  representing  the  princi- 
]K\\  hills  from  such  points  as  display  iheir  picturesque 
ieatures;  diversified  by  lakes  and  rivers :  with  an  explana- 
tory page  atiixed  to  each  plate,  giving  an  account  of  those 
objects  of  natural  curiosity  and  historical  interest,  with 
which  the  district  abounds;  the  engravings  executed  by 
Henry  Morton,  and  colored  from  original  drawings  made  on 
the  spot  by  the  author.  Imperial  folio,  half  calf.  (Binding 
somewhat  injured.)  London,  1S19 

2085  Rop.sox,  Joseph.     Account  of  Six  Years'  Residence  in  Hud- 

son's Bay,  from  1733  to  1736  and  1744  to  1747.  Maps.  8*^ 
calf.  London,  1752 

2087  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Directory  for  1827  ;  to  which  is  added  a 
Sketch  of  the  History  of  the  \illage  from  i8j2  to  1827. 
Map.     12°  boards.  Rochester,  1827 


CATALOGUE.  205 

2058  Roger,    Charles.      Kise   of    Canada,    from    Barbarism    to 

Wealth  and  Civilization.  Vol.  i.  (All  published.)  8°  half 
roan.  Quebec,  1856 

2059  Rogers,  Robert.     Journals  of   Major  Robert  Rogers.     Con- 

taining an  Account  of  several  E.vcursions  he  made  under 
the  Generals  who  commanded  upon  the  Continent  of  North 
America,  during  the  late  war.  From  which  may  be  col- 
lected the  most  material  Circumstances  of  every  Campaign 
upon  the  Continent,  from  the  commencement  to  the  conclu- 
sion of  the  war.     S°  full  calf  extra,  yellow  edges. 

Printed  for  the  author  :  London,  1765 
Mne  copy  of  the  first  edition. 

2090  Rogers.     Concise  Account  of  North  America,  containing  a 

Description  of  the  several  British  Colonies  on  that  Conti 
nent,  including  the  Islands  of  Newfoundland,  Cape  Breton, 
etc.,  as  to  their  situation,  extent,  climate,  soil,  produce, 
rise,  government,  religion,  present  boundaries,  and  number 
of  inhabitants  supposed  to  be  in  each  ;  also  of  the  interior 
or  westerly  parts  of  the  country,  upon  the  rivers  St.  Law- 
rence, Mississippi,  Christino  and  the  Great  Lakes.  12" 
mottled  calf.  Dublin,  1770 

2091  Rogers.       Concise  Historical  Account   of   all  the   British 

Colonies  in  North  America,  comprehending  their  rise,  pro- 
gress and  modern  state,  particularly  of  the  Massachusetts- 
Bay  (seat  of  the  present  Civil  War),  together  with  the  other 
Provinces  of  New  England,  Fine  copy.  8^  half  green 
morocco,  gilt  top.  London,  1775 

2092  Rogers,  Samuel.     Ital}-,  a  Poem.     Illustrated  with  the  series 

of  exquisite  illustrations  by  J.  M.  W.  Turner  and  Thomas 
Stothard.  First  edition.  8°  full  crimson  crushed  levant 
morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges,  broad  inside  tooled 
borders,  watered  silk  lining.  London,  1830 

A  sumptuous  copy  of  the  original  edition,  uiili  an  autograph  signa- 
ture of  the  author  inserted.  Tlie  tooling  on  the  sides  covers  the 
entire  panel  and  consists  of  a  delicate  pattern  of  flowers  and  wreaths, 
•'  1  petiis  fers,"  after  a  design  by  Le  Gascon,  by  VV.  Matthews. 

2093  Roget,  p.  M.     Thesaurus   of   English  Words  and  Phrases. 

8"^  morocco.     (Binding  loose.)  London,  1855 

2094  Roget.     Thesaurus   of   English   \\'ords  and  Phrases.     Re- 

vised and  edited  by  Barnas  Sears.     8"  half  morocco. 

Phila.,  1 883 

2095  RoLPH,  Thomas.     Brief  Account,  together  with  Observations 

made  during  a  Visit  in  the  West  Indies,  and  a  Tour  through 
tlie  United  States  of  America,  in  1832-33  ;  together  with  a 
statistical  account  of  Upper  Canada.  8^  half  morocco,  un- 
cut, gilt  top.  Dundas,  U.  C,  1S36 


2oG  CATALOGUE. 

2096  Uoinain,  i^enin.  Compendium  hystorial  des  polices  des 
Empires,  Royaulmes  et  choses  publicques.  Nouvellement 
translate  de  latin  en  fran^oys.  jjlack  jCettcr,  with  engraved 
title  and  wood-cut  in  the  text.     Small  folio,  vellum. 

Galliot  du  Prd:  Paris,  1528 

■•097  RoMANAK  llistoriae  Scriptores  Graeci  Minores ;  qui  partim 
ab  urbe  condita,  partim  ab  Augusto  Imperio,  Res  Romanas 
memorise  prodiderunt.  Opera  et  studio  Friderici  Sylburgii 
Veterensis.  Fine  copy,  thick  folio,  full  marbled  calf,  gilt 
edges,  with  the  "toison  "  of  the  celebrated  Longepierre 
stamped  in  gold  on  the  back  and  sides. 

Andreas  Wecheli  heredes  :  Francofurdi,  1590 

209S  Ross,  Alexander.  Adventures  of  the  First  Settlers  on  the 
Oregon,  or  Columbia  River.     Map.     8°  half  roan. 

London, 1849 

2099  Ross,  A.  M.  Birds  of  Canada,  with  Descriptions  of  their 
Plumage,  Habits,  Food,  etc. ; — Butterflies  and  Moths  of 
Canada,     illustrations.     2  vols.  12°  cloth.  Toronto,  1872-3 

2  1 00  Ross,  Sir  John.  Narrative  of  a  second  voyage  in  search  of  a 
North-west  Passage,  during  1829-33.  Maps  and  plates. 
Large  4°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1835 

2101  Ross.     Narrative  of   a  second  voyage  in  search  of   a  North- 

west Passage,  and  of  a  residence  in  the  Arctic  Regions, 
during  1829-33.  With  appendix,  including  the  reports  of 
of  Capt.  James  Clark  Ross,  and  the  discover)'  of  the 
northern  magnetic  pole.  Numerous  maps  and  plates,  some 
colored.     2  vols,  royal  8°  cloth,  uncut,  London,  1835 

2102  RoTiisciULi).     Catalogue  des  Livres  composant  la  Bibliothe- 

cjue  de  feu  M.  le  Baron  James  de  Rothschild.  Illustrated 
with  a  portrait  of  Baron  Rothschild  and  numerous  fac-similes 
of  title  pages,  plates  of  bindings,  some  in  gold  and  colors, 
etc.     Vols.  I  and  2.     2  vols,  thick  royal  8'^  paper,  uncut. 

Morgand :  Paris,  1884-87 

.'V  valualjle  catalogue  with  numerous  bibliographical  dissertations  of 
one  of  the  grandest  and  costliest  libraries  in  l^urope.  Only  a  very 
limited  number  of  copies  were  issued,  the  third  volume  is  not  yei 
published. 

2103  Roussf.au,  J.  J.     Julie,  ou  la  Nouvelle  Ileloise.     Lettres  de 

deux  Amans,  habitans  d'une  petit  ville  au  pied  des  Alpes. 
Numerous  fine  plates  by  Gravelot.     6  vols,  in  3,  12°  calf, 
Origin.m,  kdition.  Amsterdam,  1761 

2104  Rousseau.     Julie,  ou  la  Nouvelle  Ileloise.     Second  edition. 

6  vols,  in  3,  12*^  calf.  Amsterdam,  1763 

2io5  Rousseau.  OCuvres  Choisies.  iS°  old  calf.  Paris,  1744 
2106  Rousseau,  P.     Histoire   et  Vie   de    M.  Paul  de   Chomedy, 

Sieur  de  Maisonneuve,  P'ondateur  et   Premier  Gom'erneur 

de     Villemaire,     1640-1676.       Portrait   and    illustrations. 

Royal  8"  paper,  uncut,  I^IontreaL 


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207 


2107  RouTHiER,  A,  B.  En  Canot;  petit  voyage  au  Lac  St.  Jean. 
12°  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  188 1 

^TcS  RouvEYRE,  Edouard.  Connaissances  Necessaires  a  un  Bib- 
liophile, ^lany  en^avings,  specimens  of  different  papers 
used,  etc.  2  vols,  small  8°  vellum-paper  wrapper,  uncut 
edges,  Paris,  18S3 

A  capita!  compilation  for  the  guidance  of  book  collectors,  containinj:; 
a  great  many  interesting  particulars  about  books,  their  collection, 
binding,  preservation,  collation,  means  of  cleaning,  etc.,  etc. 

2109  KowLANDSON.     Twenty  Caricature  Plates    to   illustrate  the 

"Tour  to  the  Hebrides,"  by  James  Boswell,  designed  by 
Rowlandson,  engraved  17S6.  20  plates  in  a  portfolio. 
Folio,  cloth.  London. 

2110  Roy,  J.  E.     L'Ordre  dc  Maltc  on   Aine'riquc.     8°  paper,  un- 

cut. Quebec,  188S 

:!fri  RucuE  Litte'raire  (La)  ct  Politique.  ^Lirch,  1S53,  to  Jan., 
1854  (wanting  April  and  June),     9  parts  royal  8°  paper. 

Montreal. 
2!!  2   Rule,  William  Jl.       History    of    the    Inquisition,  in    every 
country  where  its  tribunals  have  been  established  from  the 
twelfth  century  to  the  present  time,     8"^  cloth. 

I/Ondon,  i36S 

2113  Rules  and  Articles  for  the  Petler  Government  of  the  Militia 

of  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada,  when  embodied  for  Ser- 
vice.    In  French  and  Fjiglish.     16°  paper,       Quebec,  1795 

21 14  Rump:  or,  an  exact  Collection  of  the  choicest   Poems   and 

Songs  relating  to  the  late  Times.       By   the   most  eminent 
Wits,  from  1639  '•'^  16G1.     2  vols.  S''  boards,  uncut. 
Large  Paper.  (Reprint.)     London,  1662 

21 15  [Rumsey,  John.]     Curia;  Canadenses,  or  the   Canadian  Law 

Courts.     By  Plinius  Secundus.     8°  cloth,         Toronto,  1S.I3 

2116  Russell,  A.  J.      Red  River   Country,    Hudson's    Bay    and 

North-west  Territories  considered  in  relation  to  Canada, 
8°  paper.  Montreal,  1870 

21  r7  Russell,  William,  History  of  America  from  its  Discovery 
by  Columbus  to  the  conclusion  of  the  late  War,  With  an 
appendi.v,  containing  an  account  of  the  use  and  progress  of 
tlie  present  unhappy  contest  between  Great  Britain  and  her 
Colonies.  Numerous  maps  and  copper  plates.  2  vols.  4° 
half  calf.  London,  1778 

2118  Russell.  History  of  Modern  Europe.  Engraved  titles.  3 
vols.  8°  sheep.  New  York,  1862 

1 1 19  Russell's  History  of  Modern  Europe  Epitomised.  By 
(George  Towsend.     iCi'  cloth.  London,  jR5S 


2o8  CATALOGUE. 

2 1 20  Russell.  JNIemorial  of  the  Maniage  of  H.  R.  H.  Albert  Ed- 
ward, Prince  of  Wales,  .ind  H.  R.  H.  Alexandra,  Princess 
of  Denmark.  Illuminated  title-page  and  41  chromo-litlio- 
graphic  plates  by  Robert  Dudley,  representing  the  various 
events  of  the  Wedding  and  the  Bridal  Gifts  ;  many  of  the 
plates  in  gold  and  silver.     I,arge  folio,  cloth,  gilt  edges. 

London. 

3121  Russell.  Canada;  its  defenses,  condition  and  resources. 
Map.     Small  8°  cloth.  London,  1865 

2122  RvERSOx,  John.     Hudson's  Bay  ;  or  a  missionary  tour  in  the 

territory  of  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company.     J'ortrait  and  illus- 
trations.    12°  cloth.  Toronto,  1S55 

2123  OABIN,  Joseph.       Bibliography    of    Bibliography,    or    a 
^^     handy  book  about  books   which   relate  to   books.      S" 

half  morocco.  New  York,  1877 

2IJ4  Sauine,  Lorenzo.  Biographical  Sketches  of  Loyalists  of  the 
American  Revolution,  with  an  historical  essa}'.  2  vols.  8*^ 
cloth.  Boston,  1S64 

2i;?5  Sagard,  Gabriel.  Le  Grand  Voyage  dv  Pays  des  Hvrons, 
situc  en  I'Amerique  vers  la  Mer  douce,  e's  derniers  confins 
dc  la  nouueUe  France  ditc  Canada.  Ou  il  est  amplement 
Iraite  de  tout  ce  qui  est  du  Pays,  des  maurs  ^:  du  naturel 
des  Sauuages,  de  leurs  gouvernement  <\:  fatuous  de  faire,  tant 
dedans  leur  pays  qu'allants  en  voyages.  Avec  vn  Diction- 
naire  de  la  langue  Huronne.  Engraved  and  printed  titles. 
Small  8"  in  contemporary  binding,  dark  blue  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  line  copy,  very  rare.  Chez  Denys  jMoreau  :  Paris,  1632 
2126  Sagard.  Histoire  dv  Canada  et  Voyages  qve  les  Freres 
Mineurs  Recollects  y  ont  faicts  pour  la  conuersion  des  In- 
lidelles.  Divisez  en  qvatre  livres.  Ou  est  amplement 
traicte  des  choses  principales  arriuees  dans  le  pays  depuis 
I'an  1615  iusques  a  la  prise  qui  en  a  este'  faicte  par  les  An- 
glois,  etc.     ^Vith  the  3  leaves  of  nmsic.     Small  8°  russia. 

Chez  Claude  Sonnius:  Paris,  1636 

"  <  >f  llic  excessive  rarity  of  this  book,  an  idea  may  be  formed  from 
the  fael  that  tlic  late  Mr.  J'M\viuTro5>s  souglil  for  many  years  before 
lie  could  obtain  a  copy  to  reprint,  as  he  had  alreaily  reprinted  the 
N'oyape.  In  tlie  preface  he  states  that  "  on  a  offert,  durant  des  annccs, 
I'Joo  fr.  d'un  e.xemplaire  de  rilisloire.  sans  pouvoir  s'en  procurer  un 
heul.'  This  statement  has  reference  to  over  twenty  years  ago,  and  as 
valuable  old  books  have  since  then  increased  remarkably  in  price  as 
well  as  in  rarity,  the  cost  of  this  last  copy  is  relatively  low. 

Only  two  copies  are  known,  besides  this,  containing  the  four  pygcs 
at  the  tnd,  which  give  the  native  words  and  the  music  of  a  Huron  SDiig 
and  an  Iroquois  hymn." — i^iiaritch  Cat. 

2137  St.  Bris,  Thomas  dc.  Discovery  of  the  origin  of  the  name 
of  America.     Illustrations.     8°  paper.  New  York,  18SS 


CATALOGUE.  209 

2128  SAiNT-LA>fT!b-.RT,  C.  V.  cle.      I.cs  Saisons,    I'ocnic.       I'-rontis- 

piece  by  Dcscnne.     Ro}aI  S°  richly  bound  by  'InuUNKMN, 
in  full  blue  straight  grained    morocco,  super   extra,    back 
richly  tooled,  blind  and  gold  tooling  on  sides,  gilt  edges. 
Large  Paper.  Paris,  iS-'^ 

2129  SainT'Maurice,  Fancher  de.     Relatiun  de  ce  qui  s'est  passc 

lors  des  Fouilles  Faites  par  Ordre  du  (iouverneinent.  dans 
une  partie  des  fondations  du  College  des  Jdsuits  de  Quebec. 
4"  paper,  uncut.  Quebec,  1S79 

2130  Saint-Maurice.     I )e  Quebec  a  Mexico: — LaBrunante;  — 

Choses  et  autres.    4  vols.    12°  paper,  uncut.     Montreal,  187  ^ 

2 13 1  Saint-ISIaurice.      Le    Canada  et   les    Canadiens     Franrais 

pendant  la  guerre  Frnnru-Prussienne.  Koyal  8°  paper,  un- 
cut. Quebec,  iSSS 

2132  Saint-Non,  J.  C.     Voyage   Pittoresquc,  ou  Description  du 

Royaume  de  Naples  et  de  Sicile.  Original  edition.  With 
upwards  of  400  plates  of  views,  scenery,  herculancan  anti- 
quities, etc.  5  vols,  atlas  folio,  old  calf.  Paris,  1 781 -86 
Original  edition  of  this  grand  work,  brilliant  impression.s  of  the 
plates,  including  the  "  Doubles  Mcdaillc.'^,"  which  are  very  seldom 
found. 

2133  Saint    Pierre,    Bernardine  de.     Paul   et   Virginie,     \\  iLh  4 

plates  by  Moreau  and  Vernet.    18°  full  blue  crushed  levant 
rnorocco  extra,  three  gold  fillets  on   the  sides,  back  richly 
tooled,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  by  Chambolle-Duru. 
Original  edition,  an  elegant  copy.  Paris,  17S9 

2134  SAiNT-Pierre.     Paul  et  Virginie.     4  plates  by  Moreau  origi- 

nalimpressions.     18°  russia,  gilt.  Paris,  1789 

2135  St.    Pierre.     Paul    and  Virginia;   with  an  original  memoir 

of  the  author,  and  330  illustrations,  the  full  page  illus- 
trations on  India  paper.  Royal  8°  lialf  morocco  extra, 
uncut  edges,  gilt  top.  London,  1S39 

2136  St.  Sauveur.     Costumes  des  habitants  dc  IVAnicriquc  ct  dc 

rOce'anie,  par  Grasset  de  Saint-Sauveur,  nc  k  Montreal  en 
'757-  With  88  finely  colored  plates  of  Indian  costumes 
and  customs.     4°  half  calf,  gilt.  (Paris,  1796) 

2137  Saintsbury,   George.     Specimens   of    English    Prose  Style 

from  Malory  to  Macaulay ;  with  an  introductory  cssh)  . 
Printed  on  hand  made  p;ipcr.  S"  full  \cllum,  uncut,  gilt 
top.  London,  i88_^ 

2t3S  Salmon.  New  Geographical  and  Historical  Grammar. 
Numerous  maps.     8'' old  calf.  Lon.don,  175  j. 

2139  Sandham,  Alfred.  \'illcMatic,  ot  Sketches  of  Monttcal. 
past  and  present.  Numerous  illustrations,  also  55  portraits 
and  autographs  laid  in  for  extra  illustrations.     8    cloth. 

Montreal,  1870 


210  CATALOGUE. 

2140  Sandham,  Montreal  and  its  Fortifications.  Plans.  8' 
cloth.     Privately  printed.     Some  plates  colored. 

Montreal,  1874 

214T  Sandham.  Coins,  Tokens,  and  Medals  of  the  Dominion  of 
Canada,  with  supplementary  pamphlet.  Illustrations.  S" 
cloth.  Montreal,  i36g 

2142  Salox  dc  1SS7.  Par  G.  OUendorf.  With  100  elegant  pho- 
togravures by  Goupil.     12  parts,  small  folio.        Paris,  18S7 

2145  Sangster,  Charles.  The  St.  Lawrence  and  the  Saguenay, 
and  other  Poems.     12°  cloth.  Kingston,  1856 

2144  Sanson,  Joseph.     Sketches  of  Lower  Canada,  historical  and 

descriptive.     Frontispiece.     8°  boards,  uncut.    N.  Y.,  1817 

2145  Sanson,  N.     L'Amcrique  en  plusieurs  Cartes,  et  en  divers 

traittds  do  Geographic,  et  d'histoirc.  La  ou  sont  descripts 
succinctement  et  avcc  unc  belle  mcthodc  et  facile,  ses  em- 
pires, scs  pcuplcs,  scs  colonics,  leurs  mocurs,  langues,  etc. 
15  maps.     4°  old  calf.  Paris,  1657 

Fine  copy  of  the  rsrc  (ir?t  edition  of  Saiison's  .\tlas,  unknown  to 
}l.irtisse. 

2)46  Sanson.  L'Amcrique  (ct  L'Europe,  L"Asic,  L'Afriquc)  en 
plusieurs  Cartes,  nouvelles  et  cxactes,  et  en  divers  traittez 
<le,Geographie  et  d'Hisloirc.  Numerous  colored  maps,  in- 
cluding 15  maps  of  America.     4"  half  calf  Paris,  1683 

;i4;  Sanson.     Another  copy.     4°  vellum.  Paris,  1683 

-M4S  Sanson.  Introduction  a  la  Geographic.  With  130  largo 
colored  maps  and  plans.  2  vols,  large  atlas  folio,  half 
calf.  Paris  and  Amsterdam,  I G86-90 

2  1 .19  Santandkr  dc  la  Scrra.  Dictionnairc  Bibliographiquc  choisi 
(lu  quin/.icmc  Siecle,  ou  Description  par  ordrc  alphabetiquc 
dcs  Editions  le  plus  rares  et  le  plus  rechcrchecs  du  quinzic- 
me  siecle.     3  vols.  8°  half  morocco.  Pru.xelles,  1805 

2150  Sarasin.     Oeuvres  Choisies.     iO°  calf.  Paris,  1757 

2151  Saulia',    I'',    de.     Systeme    Montiaire    de     la    Re'publiquc 

Romaine  a  I'epoque  de  Jules  C(5sar.     Plates.     Small  folio, 

paper.  Paris,  1873 

215c  Saunders.  F.  P.     The  Story  of  some  Famous  Books.     16° 

cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  1S87 

2153  Savagt,  James.      ihc  I>ii.>raiian.     S""  half  calf,  gilt. 

J^ondon,  iSoS 

6  Portrait:?  Insei  ti.d.  Imt.  lack-  Xo.  ty,  which  wcis  issued  as  an  e.vtra 
number. 

2154  ScADDiNG,  Jleni}-.      lurouto  of  Old  ;  Culicclions  and  Recol- 

lections illustrative  of  ihe  Early  Settlement  and  Social 
Life   of    the    Capital   of  Ontario.      l!y   Henry   Scadding. 

Portraits  ;?nd  iliiislratioiis.     S^  clotii,  Toronto,  1868 


CATALOGUE.  2t. 

2155  ScAUDiNG.  Canada  and  Oxford:  i,  Merlon  College  and 
Canada ;  2,  Canada  in  the  Bodleian  ;  3,  On  Museums,  the 
New  Oxford   Museum  included.     8"*  half  morocco. 

Toronto,  1873 

212,0  ScALiGER.\N'A,  Thuaua,  Perroniana,  Pithoeana,  et  Colomes- 
iana;  ou  Remarques  historiques,  critiques,  morales,  ei 
litt^raires  de  Jos.  Scaliger,  J.  Aug.  De  Thou,  le  Cardinal  da 
J*erron,  Fr.  Pithou,  et  P.  Colomies.  Avec  les  Notes  dr 
plusieurs  Savans.     3  vols.     13'^  half  calf  extra,  gilt  top. 

Amsterdam,  1740 

2157  ScHERER,  J.  B.  Kecherclies  historiques  et  geographiques  sur 

le  nouveau-monde.     8°  boards.  Paris,  1777 

2158  ScmxDLER,  Solomon.     Messianic  Expectations  and  ^^oder;l 

Judaism.     With  introduction  bv  M.  J.   Savage.     i3°  cloth. 

Boston,  1886 

2159  SciiMiTZ,  Leonard.     Manual  of  Ancient   History,  from    the 

remotest  Times,  to  the  overthrow  of  the  Western  Umpire, 
A:  D.  476.     la"*  half  roan.  New  York. 

3160  SciiONER.  Johann  Schoner,  Professor  of  Mathematics  at 
Nurenberg.  A  Reproduction  of  his  Globe  of  1533  long 
lost,  his  dedicatory  letter  to  Reymer  von  Streytperck  and  ihs 
'*  De  Moluccis  "  of  Maximilianus  Transylvanus  ;  with  new 
translations  and  notes  on  the  globe,  by  Henry  Steven^. 
Edited  with  an  introduction  and  bibliography,  by  C.  H. 
(Joote.  Portrait  and  Fac-simile  maps.  Large  Papek. 
Royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  18SS 

2 16  J  School  for  Satire,  a  volume  of  satirical  Poems,  addressed  1.) 
the  various  commentators  on  Shakespeare,  Capell's  Ghost, 
and  others.     8°  half  morocco,  gilt  top.  London,  iSc 

2162  School   Books.     Theses    de    ]\[athematiques  et    de  Phys- 

ique qui  seront  soutenues  au  Seminaire  de-  Quebec, 
NIardi  5  October.  Small  4°  richly  bound  in  full  morocco, 
mosaic  binding,  gilt  edges,  by  Lemieux  of  Quebec. 

Quebec,  (circa,  1774) 

2163  School  Books.     Thl-ses  de  Mathematique  qui  seront  sou- 

tenues au  Semlnairie  de  Quebec.  Vendredi,  26  ^^ai.  Small 
4"  in  full  morocco,  mosaic  binding,  gilt  edges,  by  Lemieuv. 

Quebec,  1775 

The  above  two  volumes  are  ihe  result  of  a  "supreme  effort"  bya 
Canadian  binder  and  are  very  interesting  as  such  ;  the  ornamentaiibiu 
consists  of  a  very  elaborate  tooling  on  inlaid  leather  of  various  colors, 
and  is  certainly  very  oiiginal,  but  the  combination  of  colors  is  rather 
iurpriiing. 


M2  CATALOGUE. 

The  difficulty  of  getting  early  editions  of  School  books  is  recognized 
by  all  Book  collectors  and  Librarians  everywhere,  the  following  series 
tti-iuKt  be  iiio-t  difficult  to  duplicate  in  the  early  dates. 

:'i64  St:'iiooL  and  Religious  liooks.  1797  to  iSio.  Ileures 
Romaines  en  gros  caractere  etc.  12"  call'.  A  Que- 
bec; Jean  Neilson,  1795.  (Une  copy  veiy  rare);  — 
Clraduel  Remain  a  I'usage  du  diocese  de  Quebec, 
wiiti  nui!sic,  16°  full  calf,  fine  copy.  A  Quebec,  n.  d. 
ciica,  1797); — Office  de  la  Sainte  Vierge  a  I'usage  des 
(.^ongreganistes,  J.  Lovell,  Montreal,  N.  D. ;  —  Funeral 
SprrnoM,  Afonireal,  l^enjamin  Frobisher,  1787,  by  Rev.  C. 
I).  Delible,  MS.  copy;  —  Instructions  Chretiennes.  24° 
hoards,  Quebec,  1807; — Ileures  Royales  en  gros  carac- 
teres.  to*^  calf,  Quebec,  1806  ;  —  (.loncise  Introduction  to 
J'ractical  Arithernetic,  by  Rev.  John  Strachan,  16°  calf, 
7    vols.  Montreal,  1809 

?i65  Sc:uooi,  and  Religious  iJooks.  1810  to  1820.  Catechisme 
Historique  par  ^^.  Fleury,  18°  Quebec,  1810;  —  Grant's 
Tables,  i8'\  Quebec,  1810;  —  L'Ame  eleve'e  a  Dieu  16" 
(juebec,  j8ii  ; —  Heures  Romaines,  16°,  Quebec,  1812;  — 
1 /Imitation  de  Jesus  Christ  (De  Gonnelier)  Oscar  Dunn, 
auto  on  title,  18°,  Quebec,  1813:  —  Exercice  tres  devot 
t-nvers  St.  Antoine  (with  an  account  of  miracles).  32^ 
Montreal,  1813;  —  Two  Sermons  on  Family  Prayer  by  the 
Hon.  and  Rev.  Charles  Stewart,  8°,  Montreal,  1814;  — 
(the  first  Anglican  Service  Prayer  Hook  printed  in  Canada), 
Ke  Petit  Manuel  du  Chretien,  Quebec,  1814;  —  L'Office  de 
la  Semaine  Sainte,  Quebec,  18  j  6.      10  vols. 

?\C>0  School  and  Religious  liooks.  1820  to  1840.  L'Otfice  de 
I'Fglise,  Quebec,  1820; —  Instructions  du  Sainte  Rosaire, 
Quebec,  1821; — Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowl- 
edge (subscription  list  4  pp.)  Niagara,  1826;  —  Chal- 
loner's  History,  Montreal,  1828;  —  Le  Grand  Catechisme, 
Cji'^'^'^c,  1829  ;  —  I'ormules  Quebec  Ritual,  Quebec,  1830; 
Devotion  au.\  Saints  Anges,  Montreal,  1832;  —  Confrerie 
de  Notre  Dame,  Quebec,  1S34;  —  Le  Petit  Catechisme, 
Quei)ec,  1835  ;  —  Compendium  Historian  Ecclesiae,  Quebec, 
1834;  —  Epitome  Historiae  Ecclesice,  Quebec,  1834;  — 
Epitome  Historiie  Sacrae  Village  Debartch  (J.  P.  Boucher- 
Relleville'e),  1836; — Instructions  Chretiennes  Trois  Riv- 
c're.s,  1836;  —  Petit  Manuel  a  I'usage  de  Quebec,  1832  ;  — 
Ciii  iJlas,  Quebec,  1837.     M  ^'oh. 

21^,7  School  and  Religious  Books.  1830  to  1840.  English, 
I'rench  and  Greek.     10  vols. 

2if')S  School  and  Religious  Books.  1840  to  1850.  Including 
'•  Shall  and  Will  "  by  Sir  Edward  Head.  Murray's  Gram- 
mar, Toronto,  N.  D.,  Murray's  Grammar,  Toronto,  1845  ! 
Kirkham's  Grammar;  Toronto,  1845;  ^^^'     '4  ^"^'°- 


CATALOGUE.  -13 

2169  School  and    Religious   Books,      1850   to    1S70.      Includes 

Racine's  Souvenirs  Historiques  du  Canada  ;  —  Garneau's 
Abridged  History  ;  —  Roy's  Canada,  etc.     12  vols. 

2170  School  and  Religious   Books.     Elemens  de  la  Grammaire 

Latine,  h  I'usage  des  Colleges,  Far  W,  L'Homond,  Pro- 
fesseur-^mritc  en  1' University  de  Paris,  Syntaxe,  a  Mon- 
treal. Louis  Roy,  1796.  3  Parts,  with  titles  to  Syntax  and 
Method.  The  first  title  page  is  missing  together  with  the 
first  page  up  to  5,  otherwise  perfect  though  first  pages  are 
thumbed  on  the  edges.     12°  original  paper  cover, 

2 171  School  and  Religious  Books.     F^lements  de  la  Grammaire 

Latine,  Quebec,  Imprimis  i  la  Nouvelle  Imprimerir 
original  paper.     12"  1799. 

2172  School  and   Religious    Books.     Geographie  h.   I'ysage   des 

Ecoliers  du  Petit  Seminaire  de  Quebec,  Ji  Quebec,  J.  Neil- 
son  1804,  24°  paper;  —  Traite  d'Arithmetique  pour  I'usage 
des  Ecoles,  par  J.  A,  Bouthillier,  i  Quebec,  J.  Neilson  1809. 
i6°  boards; — Elemens  de  la  Grammaire  Fran^aise  par 
M.  L'Homond.  Deuxierne  edition  de  Quebec,  a  Quebec,  J. 
Xeilson,  iSio.  16'^  boards;  —  Syllabaire  Fran<;aise,  by 
W.  Borny,  Montreal,  N,  Mower,  iS  10.  iTj*^  boards;  — 
IWrithmtrtique  par  M.  Bibaud,  Montreal,  N.  Mower,  i8i6. 
1 6*^  calf ;  —  Grammaire  Latine,  Montreal,  J.  Brown,  181 1 ; — 
(Title  page  to  the  first  part,  Grammaire  Fran^aise  missing ; 
extra  tall  copy.)  8°  calf;  —  Grammaire  Fran^aise,  Mon- 
treal, J.  Brown.  8^  boards; — Grammaire  of  the  French 
Tongue,  by  John  Perrin,  Mower,  Montreal  181?.  16"  calf. 
8  vols. 

2173  School  and  Religious  Books.     Nouvelle  Methode  ^  bein 

lire  et  orthographier  par  Gean  Palairet,  Quebec.  12°  boards 
1821  ;  —  Cours  d'Education  Elementaire,  by  J.  F.  Perrault, 
Quebec.  12°  boards,  1822  ;  j— Fessenden's  Tabids,  Mon- 
treal, N.  Mower,  1822.  8°  calf;  —  French  Genders,  24" 
full  morocco,  Quebec,  1827;  —  Grammaire  Elementaire 
J.equien.  16°  calf,  Montreal,  1828  ;  —  Geographie  Elemen- 
taire de  Nicolet,  16",  Montreal,  1828; — Traite  d'Arithme- 
tique, Boutillier,  16°  calf,  Quebec,  1S29 ; — English 
Reader,  Murray  ^-  Bartlett,  iG'^  calf,  Montreal,  1828.  8 
vols. 

2174  School  and  Religious  Books.     1840  to  1S70,     I'etit  Recueil 

de  Cantiques.  I'rois  Rivieres,  1847  ;  — Psalms  and 
Hymns.  Trinity  Church,  Montreal,  1842  ;  — Manual  Par- 
ochial Psalmody,  Quebec,  1844;  —  Canadian  Church  Psal- 
mody, with  music.  Toronto,  1845;  —  Book  of  Psalms. 
Toronto,  1S51  ;  —  Rev.  Robert  McGill's  Discourses,  Mon- 
treal, 1S53,  (contains  Sermons  on  the  Rebellion  1837,  the 
Great  Fire  of  Montreal,  1852  and  4.)  and  others,     10  vols. 


214  CATALOGUE. 

2175  School  and  Religious  Books.     A  Selection  from  the  Psalms 

of  David  with  music.  4'^  boards.  Montreal,  1S21 ;  — Root 
and  Offspring  of  David,  by  Rev.  W.  McGilvray,  1848;  — 
Grammaire  Fran^oise  k  I'usage  du  Petit  Seminaire  de  Mon- 
treal, 181 1  ;  —  The  Catholic  School  Book,  Montreal,  1817  ; 
Manuel  du  Peleriu,  1848,  with  view  of  old  Eonsecours 
Church.     5  rare  volumes. 

2176  School  and  Religious  Books,     Instructions   Sur  le  Jttbil^, 

Quebec,  1S27  ;  — Pratique  des  Seminaristes,  Quebec,  1838  ; 
—  La  Terre^Sainte,  N.  D.  (1841)  ;  —  L'Instruction  Primarie 
Jean  Juneau,  1847  ; —  Bibaud's  Cat^chisme  de  I'Histoire  du 
Canada,  1853  (rare),    and  twelve  others.       iS    pamphlets 

2177  School  and  Religious  Books.     Letter   from  Dr.  Strachan  to 

Dr^  Lee,  Kingston,  L,  C,  1829;  —  Abridgment  of  Christian 
Doctrine,  Montreal,  1812;  —  Dr.  Milne's  Catechism;  — 
James  1'homson's  Family  Prayers,  Montreal,  1839  ;  —  Bish- 
op Oxenden's  Family  Prayers,  London,  Ont.,  1870  ;  —  Roe's 
Purgatory ;  —  Bishop  of  Ontario  on  Agnosticism  ;  —  Dr. 
iieecher's  New  treasures,  New  York,  1828  ;  —  Swear  not  at 
all,  by  Dr.  Bentham,  iSiy.  and  others  on  the  Jesuits,  etc. 
2 1  pamphlets. 

2i;S  School  and  Religious  Books.  Early  miscellaneous.  Se- 
lections from  the  Psalms,  etc.  16°  cloth.  St.  John,  N.  B., 
1844 ;  —  Manuel  Abr^g<^  de  Contro verse  ou  Contro verse  des 
Pauvres,  Quebec,  1S06;  —  Heures  Romaines  (title  missing), 
Quebec,  1812  ;  —  Borny's  Sylabaire  Francois,  Montreal, 
iSio;  —  Bibaud's  Arithimetique,  Montreal,   1S16.      5   vol.'j. 

2179  School  and  Religious  Books.     Miscellaneous.      Grammaire 

Grecque,  Montreal,  1837  ;  —  Institutiones  Philosophicae, 
Quebec,  1835  ;  —  Choix  de  Cantiques  (Presbyterian),  Que- 
bec, 1844; —  Lalleche,  La  Soci^tc  Civile,  Montreal,  1866; 
Quebec  Classical  School  J'rize  Book.  Full  calf,  with  stamp 
on  sides,  1836  ;  — Tctu's  Droits  du  Clerge  du  Canada,  Mon- 
treal, 1842  ; —  Glimpses  of  the  Monastery,  Quebec,  1875, 
and  others.     16  vols. 

2180  School    and    Religious   Books.      Formulaire    de    Pricres, 

Quebec,  18 11  ; — ^  Quebec  Directories  for  the  years  1847-8  ; 
(the  second  Hawkins  Directory  very  rare)-— 1 850-1 -— 
1S52-3; — Standing  Orders,  79th  Highlanders,  1S35  ;  — 
(Quebec  Guide,  with  map,  1S51;  —  Municipal  Code  Prov- 
ince of  Quebec,  1875;  —  Sermon  du  Pere  Bourdalour. 
Qubec,  1S27,     9  vols. 

21S1  School  and  Religious  Books.  Souvenir  de  St.  Jean  Bap- 
tiste,  1874,  with  portraits  ;•=- La  Teue  Saint  (1841)  ; — 
Manuel  de  Controverse  (1841.)     12  vols.  Montreal: 


CATALOGUE. 


215 


2 182, School  and  Religious  Books.  Williams'  Alexander  the 
Great  and  Life  of  INIoharnmed,  Niagara,  U.  C,  1831  ;  — 
Upper  Canada  Stewart  Travelling  T^Iission  Fund,  Spring- 
field, U.  C„  1836  ;  —  Ten  letters  on  the  Church  and  Churcli 
Establishments,  addressed  to  the  Hon.  V,  H,  Draper  by 
an  Anglo-Canadian,  Toronto,  1839  ;  — Taylor's  Globe, 
1S36  ;  —  Quebec  Directory,  1847-8  ;  —  Selection  of  Psalmr-, 
etc.,  Toronto,  184:;.     7  vols. 

21S3  Schoolcraft,  II.  R.  Onedta,  or  Cliaracteiistics  of  the  Red 
Race  of  America ;  from  original  notes  and  manuscripts. 
Illustrations.     S""  half  roan.  New  York,  1845 

;iS4  Schramm,  J.  C.  De  Philosophia  Canadensium  Populi  in 
America  septentrionale  Balbutientc  dissertatis.  Small  4" 
half  calf.  Helmcstadi,  1707 

2185  Scotland.  Regiam  Majestatem  Scoti^e  Veteris  Leges  et 
constitutiones,  et  Archivis  publicis,  et  antiquis  libris  maii- 
iiscriptis  collecta?,  etc.     Small  folio,  half  sheep. 

'I'homas  Finlason  :    Ediiiburgi,  1609 
An  early  and  rare  imprint. 

21S6  ScoTJ',  Sir  Walter.  Tales  of  my  Landlord,  4  vols.  ;  —  'I'he 
Antiquar}',  3  vols.  Plates  by  Stothard.  Together  7  vols. 
t2^  calf.  From  the  Pcckford  library,  with  MS.  notes  by 
Beckford,  Edinburgh,  1816 

2187  Scull,  S.  A.  Greek  Mythology  Systematized.  Illustrations. 
8°  cloth.  '  '     '  Philadelphia. 

21SS  Sears,  Robert.  Scenes  and  Sketches  in  Continental  Europe. 
Illustrations.     8"  cloth.  Xew  York,   18 48 

21S9  [Seguenot  (Father)  of  Montreal.]  Letter  from  a  Romish 
I'riest  in  Canada  to  one  (Mrs.  Christiana  Baker)  who  was 
taken  captive  in  her  infancy,  and  instructed  in  the  Romi5<h 
Faith,  but  some  time  ago  returned  to  this  her  native  coun- 
try. With  an  answer  thereto  by  .  .  .  Gov.  William  Burnett. 
S°  half  green  morocco.  Boston,  1729 

J  190  Slionories.  Dunkin,  Christopher.  Case  of  the  Seigniors  of 
Lower  Canada,  submitted  to  the  judges  of  the  Court  of 
Queen's  Bench  and  of  the  Superior  Court  for  Lower  Cana- 
da in  reference  to  the  questions  and  counter-questions 
before  them,  under  the  Seigniorial  act  of  1854.  Royal 
paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  1S55 

2191  Seigxories.    Henriquez,  Henri.    Code  dcs  Seigneurs  Hauts- 

Justiciers,  et  P'e'odau.x:.     12°  calf.  Paris,  1780 

2192  Seigniories.     Report    of    the    Commissioners    Seigniorial 

Jenure  in  Lov.er  Canada  and  Appendix.       Kingston,  1S4  ^ 

2193  Seigkorial.     Bills  relating  to  Seignoral    Rights.     Bound  in 

I  vol.  folio,  half  calf 


2i6  CATALOGUE. 

2T94  Seigxoral.  Titles  and  Docunienls  relating  to  the  Seigno- 
ral  Tenure  ;  — Edicts,  Ordnances,  Declarations  and  De- 
crees relative  to  the  Seignorial  Tenure.  Bound  together. 
Thick  royal  8°  half  sheep.  Quebec,  1852 

2195  Seigniores.  Tenure  Seigneuriale.  De  I'Abolition  des 
droits  fdodaux  et  seigneuriaux  en  Canada,  par  Dumesnil, 
1849;  —  Pieces  et  Documents  relatifs  a  la  Tenure  Seign- 
euriale, 1852  ;  —  Refutation  du  rapport  souini?  a  la  Con- 
vention Anti-Seigneuriale,  1855,  etc.     5  pamphlets. 

2ir)6  Seigniories.  Report  of  Government  upon  all  Grants  made 
of  Seigniories  and  Lands  under  the  French  Re'gime,  1623  to 
1760,  with  Index.  Gives  Date,  Reference  to  title.  Name 
of  Grantor  and  Grantee,  and  full  specification  of  grant, 
boundaries,  etc.  A  very  valuable  and  rare  Report,  issued 
about  1840-,  —  also  Parochial  and  Townships  Subdivision 
of  Lower  Canada  ; —  Return  to  the  Legislative  Assembly, 
1S53.     Quebec,  1S53.     2  vols. 

2197  Sellar,  Robert.  History  of  the  County  of  Huntingdon, 
and  of  the  seigniories  of  Chateaugay  and  Beauharnois  from 
their  first  settlement  to  the  year  1838.  Frontispieces.  8^ 
cloth.  Huntingdon,  1888 

219S  Sermons.  Barnard,  John.  Convention  Sermon,  1738;  — 
Appleton,  N.  Convention  Sermon,  1743;  —  Exposition  of 
Rom.  3,  20-23,  1749  ; — Ordination  of  Rev-.  Stephen  Badger, 
1 753  ;  —  Clark,  Peter.  The  Witness  of  the  Spirit ;  —  Ser- 
mon in  Watertown,  1744  ;  Convention  Sermon,  1745;  Or- 
dination of  Wm.  Jenison,  Salem,  East  Parish,  1728  ;  —  Ed- 
wards, Jona.  Funeral  Sermon  for  David  Brainerd,  1747; — 
TJyles,  Mather.  Sermon  before  the  Flxecution  of  a  Young 
Negress,  for  poisoning  her  infant,  Boston,  17S1;  —  Gay, 
JCben.  Election  Sermon,  1745  ;  —  Tirrell,  Eben.  Exhorta- 
xion  on  the  late  Fast,  Jan.  1747-8;  —  Prentice,  T.  On  a 
Thanksgiving,  for  the  reduction  of  Cape  Breton,  July,  1745  ; 
—  On  aTublicFast,  Jan.  1747-8,  after  the  burning  of  the 
Court  House  :  Hancock,  John,  of  Braintree.  Ordination  of 
Kev.  John  Bass,  at  Ashford,  Conn.,  Sept.  7,  1743  ;  —  Par- 
sons, Jona.  Wisdopi  justified  of  her  children  ;  Lectures  in 
Boston,  1742  ;  —  Smith,  Thomas,  of  Falmoutli.  At  Ordi- 
nation of  Solomon  Lon)bard,  in  Gorham  Town,  Dec.  26, 
1750; — Harrington,  T.  Century  Sermon  at  Lancaster, 
1 753-     ^S  pamphlets,  bound  in  i  vol.     8""  sheep. 

Boston,  1738-53 

::r99  SEViGNb..  Lettres  de  Marie  Rabutin-Chantal,  Marquise  de 
St?vign«5,  h  Madame  la  Comtesse  de  Grignan  sa  fille.  Fine 
copy.  2  vols,  in  i,  elegantly  bound  by  Trautz-Bauzonnfj 
in  olive  crushed  levant  morocco  cxtrn,  inside  borders,  gilt 
edges.  N.  P.,  1736 


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22CO  Sewall,  Joseph.     Sermon  on  the  Redwction  of    the   Ma\Mn- 
nah,  Boston,  Sept.  16,  1762,     8°  stitched,  uncut. 

IjQston,  1762 

2201  Seymour.     Conduct  of   a    Married  Woman,  laid  down  in  a 

series  of  letters.     18'^  sheep.  London,  1753 

2202  Shafer,  Daniel  R.     Foundations    of   Success  and  Laws  of 

Trade.     8°  sheep.  Montreal,  1877 

2203  Shaftesbury,  Earl  Anthony.     Characteristics  of  Men,  Man- 

ners, Opinions,  Times.  Fifth  edition.  An  ele2:ant  copy  of 
the  fine  Baskerville  edition.     3  vols,  royal  8°  old  calf. 

Birmingham,  1773 

2204  SHAKESPEARE,  WILLL^M.     The  Second  Folio.     Mr. 

William  Shakespeare's  Comedies,  Histories  and  Tragedies. 
Published  according  to  the  true  originall  copies.     The  sec- 
ond impression.     Folio,  full  russia,  re-backed. 
Printed  by  Thomas   Cotes,  for  Robert  Allot,  and  are  to  be 
sold  at  the  signe  of  the  Black  Beare  in  Paul's  Churchyard  : 

London,  1632 

An  excellent  copy  of  the  extremely  rare  second  folio,  with  good 
margins,  the  original  Droeshout  portrait  neatly  inlaid,  the  leaf  contain- 
ing Jonson's  verses,  leaf  of  dictation,  and  two  leaves  at  the  end  neaily 
mended.     J.  G.  Nichol's  copy,  with  his  autograph  and  notes. 

An  additional  value  is  given  to  the  above  copy  by  the  numcrois 
manuscript  notes  it  contains,  recording  all  the  variations  from  the  first 
folio,  every  change  from  the  former  edition  is  carefully  recorded, 
giving  the  book  an  especial  interest. 

"As  to  the  value  of  the  text  of  this  Second  Folio,  a  diversity  of 
opinions  exist.  Stanton  says, 'it  corrects  some  of  the  most  palpable 
typographical  mistakes  of  the  first  folio.'  The  price  of  this  second 
folio,  though  constantly  advancing,  does  not  show  the  marked  advance 
of  the  first.  Fifty  or  sixty  years  ago  a  second  folio  generally  brougl  t 
at  auction  in  London,  from  ;^20  to  £^0.  Mr.  Perkin's  copy  sold  for 
£44,  while  Mr.  Daniel's  copy  realized  the  highest  price  paid  at  a  public 
sale,  £148." 

2205  Shakespeare.     The    Fourth    Folio.     Mr.    William   Shakeii- 

peare's  Comedies,  Histories  and  Tragedies;  published 
according  to  the  true  original  copies  ;  unto  which  is  added 
seven  Plays  never  before  printed  in  folio,  the  fourth  edition. 
Portrait  in  fac-simile  and  3  leaves  wanting,  otherwise  a  very 
good  clean  copy.     Folio,  calf.  London,  1685 

2206  Shakespeare.      The   Tragedy   of   Othello,   the    Moore    of 

Venice.  As  it  hat  been  diverse  times  acted  at  the  Globe, 
at  the  Black-Friers,  by  his  Maiesties  Servants.  Writlcn  by 
William  Shakespeare.     Small  4°  dark  calf,  gill. 

Printed  by  A.  M.,  for  Richard  Hawkins  :  l^ondon,  i6jo 

A  good,  but  somewhat  short  copy  of  this  exceedingly  rare  quarto 
Shakespeare. 

An  edition  of  primary  value  as  it  varies  from  the  quarto  of  1622  and 
the  folio  of  1623,  and  followed  an  independent  MS. 


2iS  CATALOGUE, 

2207  Shakespeare.  The  First  Collated  Edition  of  the  Dramatic 
Works  of  William  Shakespeare.  A  reproduction  in  exact 
fac-simile  of  the  famous  First  Folio,  1623,  by  the  newly-dis- 
covered process  of  photo-lithography,  executed  under  the 
superintendence  of  H.  Staunton.     Large  folio,  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1866 

220S  Shakespeare.  Mr.  William  Shakespeare's  Comedies,  His- 
tories and  Tragedies,  London,  1623.  Portrait  on  title.  4"* 
half  calf.  Reprinted  for  L.  Booth  :  London,  1S62 

2zo()  Shakespeare.  Works  of,  in  reduced  fac-simile  from  the 
famous  First  Folio  edition  of  1623.  With  an  introduction 
by  J.  O.  Ilalliwell-Phillips.     8°  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  top. 

London,  1876 

tz^o  Shakespeake.  Plays  and  Poems.  Valpy's  scarce  cabinet 
edition,  vviih  170  outline  plates,  original  impressions.  15 
vols.  iG°  calf,  London,  1S3J 

2;  II  Shakespeare.  Plays.  Pickering's  Diamond  edition.  9 
vols.   18°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  iS::5 

?3i2  Shakespeare's  Plays;  v.'ith  his  Life.  Edited  by  Gulian  C. 
Verplanck.  Numerous  illustrations.  With  autograph  let- 
ter of  the  editor  inserted.     3  vols,  royal  S°  morocco. 

New  York,  1S1; 

2r-?3  Shakespfark.  Taming  of  the  Shrew.  As  arranged  by  Au- 
gustin  Daly.  \Vith  an  introduction  by  William  Winter.  Jl- 
h;st  rated  by  photogravures.     8^  paper. 

Privately  printed,  New  York,  1SS7 

2: T.I  Sffakespeare.  Sonnets.  Edited  by  Edward  Dowden.  Por- 
trait.    iS°  full  crimson  morocco,  gilt  edges,  padded  sides. 

London, 1SS5 

2:15  SHAKEtPEAKE.  Aunals  of  the  Life  and  Works  of  William 
Shakespeare,  collected  from  the  most  recent  authorities. 
Illustrations.     12^  cloth.  London,  1886 

2 lid  St{akfspe;are's  Home.  Visited  and  described  by  Washing- 
ton Irving  and  F.  W.  Fairholt;  with  a  letter  from  Stratford 
by  J.  F.  Sabin,  and  the  complete  prose  works  of  Shakes- 
peare. With  12  etchings  by  J.  F.  and  W.  W.  Sabin.  4'' 
hn\[  blue  morocco  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt  top. 

New  York,  1S77 
Large  Papkk.      India  Proofs;,   including    the   Falstaff   plate 
not  in  tlie  small  edition. 

ri?7  Shakespeare  Illustrated;  or  the  Novels  and  Histories  on 
which  the  Plays  of  Shakespeare  are  founded.  Collected 
^nd  translated  from  tite  originals  by  Mrs.  Lenox.  With 
critical  remarks,  and  biocrraphical  sketches  of  the  Writers 
hv  .N[.  M.  Ni.ah.     \"..!.  r.^(all  puhlishedX     S^  sheep. 

Phila.,    1809 


CATALOGUE.  2J9 

2118  Shaw,  Henry.  Illuminated  Ornaments  from  MSS.  and 
Early  Printed  Books  of  the  Middle  Ages,  with  Descriptions 
by  Sir  F.  Madden.  59  beautiful  plates,  highly  finished 
with  opaque  colours,  and  heightened  with  gold.  Imperial 
4^"  half  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.     Large  Paper. 

Pickering:  London,  1835 

2319  Shaw.  Specimens  of  Ancient  Furniture.  74  plates  dr.iwa 
from  e.xisting  authorities,  with  Descriptions  by  S.  R.  Mey- 
rick.  All  the  plates  richly  colored.  Imperial  4°  half  mor- 
occo.    Large  Paper.  Pickering:    London,  1836 

2220  Shaw.  Dresses  and  Decorations  of  the  Middle  Ages,  from 
the  Seventh  to  the  Seventeenth  Centuries,  with  an  Plistorl- 
introduction  and  Descriptive  Text  to  every  illustration,  by 
Thomas  Wright.  With  96  colored  plates,  gS  initial  letters 
printed  in  colors,  and  i?S  wood-cuts.  2  vols,  imperial  S' 
half  morocco.  Pickering;  London,  184 ^ 

2^2i  Shaw.  Handbook  of  the  Art  of  Illumination  as  practised 
during  the  Middle  Ages ;  with  a  description  of  the  metals, 
pigments,  and  processes  employed  by  the  Artists  at  difi'er- 
ent  periods.  i&  large,  separate  plates  of  miniatures,  wlih 
initial  letters  and  ornaments  executed  in  fac  simile  after 
the  designs  of  illuminated  MSS.  Imperial  4°  half  morocco. 
Large  Paper.  London,  1866 

2222  Shaw.  Handbook  of  Medireval  Alphabets  and  Devices. 
36  plates.     Imperial  S°  cloth.  London,   1853 

2233  Shea,  J,  G.  French-Onondaga  Dictionary,  from  a  Manu 
script  of  the  Seventeenth  Century.    Royal  8°  half  morocco. 

New  York,  iSCo 

22?4  Shea.  Histoiy  of  the  Catholic  Missions  among  the  Indian 
Tribes  of  the  United  States,  15 29- 185 4.  'Portrait.  8" 
cloth.  N.  Y.  1S83 

2225  Sheldon,  Gilbert.     Sermon  preached  before   the    King    at 

Whitehall,  June  28,  1660.  Being  the  day  of  solemn  Thanks- 
giving for  the  happy  return  of  his  majesty.  Small  4° 
stitched.  London,  1&60 

2226  Shelley,  Percy  Bysshe.     Queen  Mab.     S"  boards,  uncut. 

London,  1821 

2227  Shenston,  Thomas  E.     Oxford  Gazetteer,  containing  a  com- 

plete history  of  the  County  of  Oxford,  from  its  t'lrst  settle- 
ment ;  together  with  a  full  abstract  of  each  census,  carefully 
copied  from  the  original  abstracts.  Portrait  and  map.  8"^ 
cloth.  Hamilton,  C.  W.,  1852 

2228  Shephard,  R.  H.     The  School   of   Pantagruel;  an    Essay. 

Second  edition.  (First  edition  printed,  but  suppressed  be- 
fore publication).     8°  half  roan,  gilt  edges.     Sunbury,  1862 


220  CATALOGUE. 

2229  Shocerl,  Frederic.  The  World  in  Miniature.  Numerous 
illustrations.     18°  half  morocco.  London. 

22^0  .SiKjcKFOKD,  Snmuel.  Histoire  du  Monde,  sacree  et  profane, 
iDterleaved.     Maps.       4  vols.   12^  old  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Leyde,   1738 

2231  SiLLiMAN,  Benjamin.     Remarks  made  on  a  Short   Tour  be- 

tween Hartford  and  Quebec  in  the  Autumn  of  1819.  Plates. 
12°  sheep.  New  Haven,  1824 

2232  SiLLius  Italicus.     Opus  de  Bello    Punico   secundo   summa, 

cura  Ambrosij  Nicandri  castigatum,  restitutis  multis  car- 
minibus  quae  in  alijs  desiderantur.     12°  vellum. 

Impressum  Philippi  Suntae :  Florentice,  1515 
Good  copy  of  the  scarce  Junta  edition. 
2.?33   SiM(3NS,    N.    W.        A   Letter   to  an   Honorable     Brigadier- 
General,  Commander-in-Chief  of  his    Majesty's    Forces    in 
Canada,  London,  1760.     Now  first  ascribed  to  Junius.     12° 
cloth,  uncut.  Pickering:  London,  1841 

2:134  SiREV,  Jean.  Les  Codes  Annotes  de  Sirey,  contenant  toute 
la  jurisprudence  des  arrets  et  la  doctrine  des  auteurs,  con- 
tinues par  P.  Gilbert.     2  vols,  royal  8°  half  morocco,  gilt. 

Paris,  1882-86 

2235  Skottowe,  B.  C.     Four  Hanoverain  Kings;  a  Short  History 

of  the  Four  Georges,  embracing  the  Period,  1714-1830.  8'^ 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1884 

2236  Slater,  J.  H.     Library  Manual,  a  guide  to  the  formation  of 

a  library,  and  the  valuation  of  rare  and  standard  books. 
1  2°  cloth.  London. 

2237  Slight,  Benjamin.     Indian  Researches  ;  or  facts  concerning 

the  North  American  Indians.     12°  half  roan. 

Montreal,  1844 

2238  Small,  II.  B.     Chronicles  of  Canada,  or  a  concise   history 

of  the  leading  events  in  the  old  provinces  of  the  New  Do- 
minion.    8°  paper.  Ottawa,  1868 

2239  Small.     Animals  of  North  America  ;  Series    i,    Mammalia. 

8"  cloth.  Montreal,  1864 

2240  Small.     Products  and  Manufactures  of  the  New  Dominion. 

8°  paper.  Ottawa,  1868 

2241  Small.     Canadian  Handbook  and  Tourists'  Guide.      Photo- 

graphic illustrations.     12°  cloth.  Montreal,  1866 

2242  Smm  H,  G.  H.    Manual  of  Grecian  Antiquities,    Illustrations. 

12°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1834 

2243  Smith,  Captain  John.      A   Description  of   New  England,  or 

Observations  and  Discoveries  in  the  North  of  America,  in 
the  year  1614.  Facsimile  of  the  original  map.  4°  cloth, 
uncut.     Only  250  copies  printed.  Boston,  1S65 


CATALOGUE.  221 

2244  Smith.      Advertisements  for  the  unexperienced  planters  of 

New  England  and  anywhere.  London,  1631.  Map.  4° 
cloth,  uncut.     Only  250  copies  printed.  Boston,  1865 

2245  Smith.      True   Travels,    Adventures   and   Observations    of 

Captain  John  Smith  in  Europe,  Asia,  Africke,  and  America, 
beginning  about  the  yeere  1593,  and  continued  to  this 
present  1629.  From  the  London  edition  of  1629.  Por- 
trait, maps  and  plates.     2  vols.  8°  sheep.     Richmond,  1819 

2246  Smith,  Phillip  H.     Acadia,  a  lost  chapter  in  American  His- 

tory.    Illustrations.     8°  cloth.  Pawling,  N.  Y.,  1884 

2247  [Smith,  William.]      Historical  Account  of   the    Expedition 

against  the  Ohio  Indians  in  the  year  1764,  under  the  com- 
mand of  Henry  Boquet,  Esq.,  Colonel  of  Foot,  and  now 
Brigadier  General  in  America.  Including  his  Transactions 
with  the  Indians,  relative  to  the  Delivery  of  the  Prisoners, 
and  the  Preliminaries  of  Peace.  With  an  introductory  ac- 
count of  the  preceding  Campaign,  and  Battle  at  Bushy-Run. 
To  which  are  annexed  Military  Papers,  etc.  12°  full  calf 
extra,  uncut.  Dublin,  1769 

2248  Smith,  William.     Sermon  on  the  present  situation  of  Ameri- 

can Affairs,  preached  at  Christ-Church,  June  23,  1775,  at 
the  request  of  the  officers  of  the  third  battalion  of  the  city 
of  Philadelphia.  8"  full  polished  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  by 
Pratt.  Philadelphia,  printed  ;  re-printed,  London. 

Presentation  copy  from  the  author,  with  the  following  autograph  on 
title-page : 

"The  Author  requests  Col.  Cad  wallader's  acceptance  of  this  English 
edition  of  a  sermon  published  at  his  request  and  the  officers  of  his 
battalion,"  etc. 

2249  Smith.     Oration  in  Memory  of  General  Montgomery  and  of 

the  Officers  and  Soldiers  who  fell  with  him,  Dec.  31,  1775, 
before  Quebec,  drawn  up  (and  delivered  Feb.  19,  1776)  at 
the  desire  of  the  Honorable  Continental  Congress.  12°  half 
morocco.  Phila.,  1776 

2250  Smith,  ^^'illiam.     History  of  Canada,  from  its  first  discovery 

to  the  Peace  of  1763.     2  vols.  8°  half  roan.     A  fine  copy. 

Quebec,  18 15 

2251  S.mith,  William.     Classical  Dictionary  of  Biography,  Myth- 

ology, and  Geography,  based  on  the  larger  dictionaries. 
i6th  edition.     750  illustrations.     8°  cloth.       London,  1878 

2252  Smith.        Dictionary   of    Greek    and    Roman    Geography. 

Numerous  illustrations.     2  vols,  royal  8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1872 

2253  Smith.       Dictionary    of    Greek    and   Roman    Antiquities. 

Numerous  illustrations.     Royal  8°  cloth.  London,  1878 

2254  Smith.      Smaller  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman  Antiqui- 

ties.    Illustrations.     12°  cloth.  London,  1874 


222  CATALOGUE. 

2255  Smith,  W.  H,  Canadian  Gazetteer;  comprising  statistical 
and  general  information  respecting  all  parts  of  the  Upper 
Province,  or  Canadi  West.  INIap  and  illustrations.  8" 
cloth.  Toronto,  1846 

:'o^6  Smith.  Canada,  past,  present  and  future,  being  a  historical, 
p;eographical  and  statistical  account  of  Canada  West.  Vol. 
I.    8"  paper.  Toronto. 

2?57  Smith,  W.  R.  History  of  Wisconsin.  Vols,  i  and  3  (all 
published}.     2  vols.  S°  cloth.  Madison,  1854 

2i^S  Smollett,  Tobias.  Adventures  of  Roderick  Random.  2 
vols.  12°  sheep.     (Covers  broken.)  London,  1748 

?:'59  Smollett.  Expedition  of  Humphrey  Clinker.  Fine  copper 
plates.     3  vols,  in  i,  S'  sheep.     (Covers  broken.) 

London,  1785 

2260  Smollett,  ^liscellaneous  Works,  with  Memoir  of  the  author 
by  Thomas  Roscoe.  illustrated  by  George  Cruikshank. 
I'ortrait.     8'  half  morocco.  London,  1850 

;';6i  Smucker,  S.  M.  History  of  the  Four  Georges,  Kings  of 
England,  containing  incidents  of  iheir  Lives,  Public  Events 
of  their  Reign,  etc.     12"  cloth.  Phila.,  i860 

-j?b2  Smucker.  History  of  the  Modern  Jesvs,  or  annals  of  the 
Hebrew  Race,  from  the  Destruction  of  Jerusalem  to  the 
present  time.     Portrait.     12°  clotli.  Philadelphia,  1S60 

2263  Smyth,  Coke.     Sketches  in   the  Canadas.     23  large  litho- 

graphic plates  of  Canadian  scenery,  customs,  etc.  Atlas 
folio,  cloth.     (Stained.)  '  London. 

2264  [Smvtiie,  D.  v.]     Short  Topographical  Description  of  his 

Majesty's  Province  of  LTpper  Canada  in  North  America. 
To  which  is  annexed  a  Provincial  Gazetteer.  First  edition. 
S°  boards,  uncut.  London,  1799 

226^  Smvthe.     The  Same.     Second  edition.     8°  boards,  uncut. 

London,  18 13 

2266  Smith,  William.     Evidences  of  Christianity.     j6'^  cloth. 

London,  184S 

2267  Snowde.v,  J.  R.     The  Coins   of  the  Eible    and  its  Money 

Terms.     Illustrations.     iS"*  cloth.  Philadelphia. 

2265  Snow  Drop;  or,  Juvenile  Magazine.   Vols,  1,  2,  3,  1847-50, 

followed  by  the  Maple  Leaf,  a  Juvenile  Monthly  Magazine, 
vols.  I,  2,  3,4.  5  vols.  12"  and  8".  (The  3  title  pages 
missing.)       ^  '  Montreal  1847-53 

2269  Soirees  Canadiennes,  Recueil  de  litterature  nationale.  1861- 
65.     s  vols.  8°  in  parts.  Quebec. 

All  published.     A  complete  set  of  this  very  rare  liistorical  magazine. 


CATALOGUE.  223 

2270  Qoiintis.     Rerum  Memorabilium  Collectanece.     Fine  copy. 

printed  in  Roman  characters,  the  capitals  rubricated 
and  MS.  notes  in  the  niar;;ins.  From  the  Sunderland 
Library.     Small  4°  calf.  A.  Portila:  Parmas,  1480 

2271  Sous.     Antonio  dc.     History  of  the  Conquest  of  Mexico 

by  the  Spaniards.  Translated  by  Thomas  Townsend. 
Portrait  and  plates.     2  vols.  8^  old  calf,  London,  173S 

2Z'j2  SoMERviLLE,  Alexander.  Conservative  Science  of  Nations, 
being  the  first  complete  narrative  of  Somerville's  Diligent 
Life  in  the  service  of  public  safety  in  Britain,     8°  cloth. 

Montreal,  1S60 

2273  SoRLEv,  U.  R.     Jewish  Christians  and  Jewdaism,     A  stud}- 

in  the  history  of  the  first  two  centuries,     8"^  cloth,  uncut. 

Cambridge,  187  r 

2274  SouLE,    Richard.     Dictionary   of    English    Synonymes   an<l 

Synonymous  or  Parallel  Expressions,     12°  cloth. 

Philadelphia,  1SS9 
:;2  75  South esk,    Earl    of.     Saskatchewan  and  the  Rocky  Moun- 
tains, a  diary  and  narrative  of  travel,  sport  and  adventure 
during  a  journey  through   tiic    Hudson's  Bay   Company's 
Territories,    1S59-G0.     Maps   and    illustrations.     8°  cloth. 

Toronto,  1S75 

t2)(}  SowERBY,  James.     British   Miscellany;  or  Colored  Figures 

of  new,  rare,  or  little  known  Anim.al  Subjects ;  many  not 

before  ascertained   to  be  Inhabitants  of  the  British  Isles. 

Numerous  colored  plates.     Royal  8"^  half  roan,  uncut. 

London, 1804-6 

2277  Spaulding,  Hugh  M.     Encyclopaedia    of   Law  and  Forms 

for  all  the  States  and  Canada.     8°  sheep.  Phila,,  18S0 

2275  Specimens,  with  Memoirs,  of  the  Less-Known  British  Poets. 

With  an  introductory  essay  by  George  Giltillan.  3  vols.  S'' 
cloth  uncut.  P^dinburg,  i860 

2fj<)  Specttlttm  Qlurcnm.  Anim^e  Peccatricis.  Woodcut  of  the 
Fall  of  Man  ;  Paris,  Guido  Mercator,  1499  ;  —  Gerson,  J.  de. 
Regulae  Mandatorum,  with  device  of  Jehan  Petit ;  Paris  G. 
Mercatore,  pour  J.  Petit,  1497.  JBlack  £cttcr.  16"^  red 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Padeloui'.         Paris,  1497-99 

Excellent  specimens  of  early  French  printing,  bound  by  a  celebrated 
binder.     From  the  Hamilton. Palace  library. 

2250  Spedon,  a.  L.     Rambles  among  the  Blue  Noses;  or  remin- 

iscences of  a  tour  through  New  Brunswick  and  Nova  Scotia 
during  the  summer  of  1S62  ;  —  Tales  of  the  Canadian 
Forest.     2  vols.  16°  cloth.  Montreal,  1863 

2251  Spencer.     Indian  Captivity;  a  true  narrative  of  the  capture 

of  the  Rev.  O.  M.  Spencer,  by  the  Indians,  in  the  neighbor- 
hood of  Cincinnati.     16  half  roan.  \.  V.,  1846 


224  CATALOGUE. 

2282  Spenser,  Edmund,     The    Faerie    Qveen  :    The    Shepherds 

Calendar :  Together  with  the  other  Works  of  England's 
Arch-Poet,  Edm.  Spenser.  Collected  into  one  volume,  and 
.  carefully  corrected.  Title-page  with  wood-engraved  border, 
also  numerous  head-pieces  on  wood,  etc.  Small  folio,  full 
sprinkled  calf  extra,  yellow  edges.  (Title  and  i  leaf 
mounted).  Printed 

by  H.  L.  for  Matthew  Lownes,  London,  Anno  Dom.  161 1 

A  good  copy  of  the  second  folio  ediiion  of  the  Faerie  Queene  and 
the  firit  folio  of  the  other  poems. 

2283  Stackhouse,  Thomas.     An    Epitome  of  the    History,  Laws 

and  Religion  of  Greece.     Frontispiece.     12°  cloth. 

London,  1824 

2284  Stafford  Gallery.     Engravings  of  the  Marquis  of  Stafford's 

Collection  of  Pictures,  in  London  ;  arranged  according  to 
School  and  in  Chronological  order,  with  remarks  on  each 
picture.  By  William  Young  Ottley,  the  Executive  Part  un- 
der the  management  of  Peltro  William  Tomkins,  Esq. 
Contains  300  fine  engravings.  4  vols,  atlas  folio,  boards, 
uncut.    Large  paper.    Brilliant  India  proofs.    London,  18 18 

2285  Stamler.     Dyalogus    Johannis    Stamler  August,  de  diver- 

sarum  gencium  sectis  et  mundi  religionibus.  Wood-cut 
title,  repeated  on  both  sides  of  the  leaf.  Small  folio 
boards,  (i  cover  wanting). 

Per  E.  Oglin  et  G.  Nadier,  Auguste,  150S 

On  the  reverse  of  the  leaf  in  a  letter  to  Jacobus  Fhilomiisus  (Locher) 
dated  May,  20,  1506,  we  find  the  words  of  which  the  following  is  a 
translation :  "  I  make,  however,  no  mention  of  the  discovered 
islands,  but  you  may  examine  the  two  little  tracts  (which  I  send  you 
herewith)  of  Cristofer  Colom,  the  discoverer  of  the  same,  and  of  Alber- 
icus  Vespucius,  concerning  the  new  discovered  world  (to  both  of  whom 
our  age  is  most  largely  indebted)."    See  Harrisse,  B.  A.  V.,  No  51. 

2286  Stanley,    George.      Classified    Synopsis   of    the  principal 

painters  of  the  Dutch  and  Flemish  Schools,  their  scholars, 
imitators  and  analogists,  including  an  account  of  some  of 
the  Early  German  Masters.     12°  cloth,  uncut. 

Bohn  :  London,  1855 
22S7  Stephens,  C.  PL    Quebec  Law   Digest,  being   a   complete 
compilation  of  all  the  Reported  Decisions  in  the  Province 
of  Quebec,  down  to  Jan.  i,  1877.     Royal  8°  half  sheep. 

Montreal,  1878 

2288  Stephens,  John  L.    Incidents  of  Travel  in  Central  America, 

Chiapas  and  Yucatan.  Numerous  illustrations.  2  vols.  8° 
cloth.  New  York,  1846 

2289  Sterne,  Laurence.     Life  and  Opinions  of  Tristram  Shandy, 

Gentleman.  Original  edition  (except  Vol.  t,  second  edi- 
tion, and  Vol.  2,  fourth  edition).  8  vols.  12°  calf.  (Title 
page  of  vol.  7  imperfect.)  London,  1760-65 

With  autograph  of  Sterne  in  vols  5  and  7. 


CATALOGUE.  225 

2290  Sterne.     Tristram  Shandy,  with  introductory  Note  by  John 

Oldcastle.  Six  unpubHshed  illustrations  in  Aquatint  from 
the  original  copper-plates  engraved  in  1S20.  Small  4° 
paper,  uncut.     Leadenhall  Press  :  London. 

2291  Sterne.     A  Sentimental  Journey  through  France  and  Italy, 

beautifully  illustrated  by  Maurice  Leloir,  with   12  full-page 
photogravures,    and    220    wood   engravings   in    the    text. 
Small   folio,    cloth,   uncut,  gilt   top.     Bouton  :  N.  Y.,  1884 
Edition  de  luxe,  handsomely  printed  on  heavy  vellum  paper. 

2292  Stevens,    Henry.     Recollections  of   Mr,    James  Lenox    of 

New  York,  and  the  Formation  of  his  Library.  Portraits 
on  India  Paper,  Square  8°  boards,  uncut,  London,  1886 
Large  paper, 

2293  Stevens.     Catalogue   of    my   English   Library.     16°  cloth. 

London,  1853 

2294  Stevens.     Schedule  of  Two  Thousand  Historical  Nuggets 

taken  from  the  Stevens  Diggings  in  September,  1870,  and 
set  down  in  chronological  order  of  Printing,  from  1490  to 
I  See.  Described  and  recommended  a  supplement  to  any 
printed  Bibliotheca  Americana.     Imperal  8°  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1870 

2295  Stevens.     Bibliotheca  Historica;  or,  a  Catalogue  of  5000 

volumes  of  Books  and  Manuscripts  relating  chiefly  to 
America,  sold  in  Boston,  April  6,  1870.     8"  cloth,  uncut. 

Cambridge,  1870 

2296  Stevens.     Historical  Collections.      Part  2,  with  Printed  list 

of  prices.     8*^  paper,  uncnt.  London,  1886 

2297  Stevens,   J.  A.  Jr.     Colonial   Records   of    the    New   York 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  1 768-1 784,  with  historical  and 
biographical  sketches.     Portraits.     Imperal  8°  cloth,  uncut. 

New  York,  1867 

2298  Stevenson,  A,     Vocal  Preceptor  or  Key  to  Sacred  Music 

from  celebrated  authors.  Engraved  title  and  music. 
Small  oblong  folio,  paper.  Montreal,  iSi  1 

A  very  rare  Montreal  imprint. 

2299  Stewart,  Rev.  Charles.      Short  View  of  the  present  state 

of  the  Eastern  Townships  in  the  Province  of  Lower  Can- 
ada. Autograph  letter  of  the  author  inserted.  8°  stitched, 
uncut.  Montreal,  1815 

2300  Stewart,  John.     Account  of  Prince  Edwards  Island,  in  the 

Gulph  of  St.  Lawrence,  N,  A,    Map,      8*^  boards,  uncut, 

London,  1806 

2301  SrEWAR'r,     Two   Sermons   on   Family  Prayer,  with  extracts 

from  various  authors,  and  a  collection  of  Prayers,  selected 
and  compiled  by  Hon.  and  Rev.  Charles  Stewart,  A.  M., 
Minister  of  St.  Armand,  Lower  Canada  and  Chaplain  to 
the  Lord  Bishop  of  Quebec.  8°  calf.  Mower:  Montreal,  18 14. 
The  first  Anglican  Service  Book  printed  in  Canada.    Very  rare. 


226  CATALOGUE. 

2302  Stirling,  Earl  of.       Analytical  Statement  of  the   Case    of 

Alexander,  Earl  of  Stirling  and  Dovan,  etc.,  containing  an 
explanation  of  his  official  dignities,  and  peculiar  territorial 
rights  and  privileges  in  the  British  Colonies  of  Nova  Scotia 
and  Canada.  By  Sir  T.  C.  Banks.  Map.  8°  boards,  un- 
cut. London, 1832 

2303  Stirling.     Register  of  Royal  Letters  relative  to   the   affairs 

of  Scotland  and  Nova  Scotia  from  1615   to    1635.      2   vols, 
royal  4°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  tops.         Edinburgh,  1885 
Only  150  copies  privately  printed. 

2304  Stone,  E.  M.      Invasion  of  Canada  in  1775,    including   the 

Journal  of  Capt.  Simeon  Thayer,  describing  the  perils  and 
sufferings  of  the  Army  under  Col.  Benedict  Arnold,    in    its 
march  through  the  Wilderness  to  Quebec,  with  notes   and 
appendix.     Portrait  and  plates.     4°  sheets,  folded,  uncut. 
Large  Paper.  Providence,  1867 

2305  Stone.     The  Same.     Portrait.     S°  paper,  uncut. 

Providence,  1867 

2306  Stone;  William  L.     Life  of  Joseph  Brant.  —  Thayendanega  ; 

including  the  Border  Wars  of  the  American  Revolution. 
Portraits  and  maps.     2  vols.  8°  cloth.  New  York,  183S 

2307  Stone,     Life  and  Times  of  Sir  William  Johnson.     Portraits. 

2  vols.  8°  cloth.  Albany,  18G5 

230S  Stotiiard,  C.  a.  Monumental  Effigies  of  Great  Britain, 
from  William  I  to  Henry  VIII,  selected  from  our  Cathed- 
rals and  Churches,  with  Historical  Descriptions  and  Intro- 
duction by  John  Kempe,  New  edition,  with  a  large  body 
of  additional  notes,  by  John  Hewitt.  150  beautifully  fin- 
ished full-page  engravings,  and  nine  vignettes,  all  tinted, 
and  some  illuminated  in  gold  and  colors.  Imperial  4°  half 
crimson  morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1876 

2309  Stowe,  H.  B.     Uncle  Tom's  Cabin  :  or,  life  among  the  lowly. 

Frontispiece.     8°  imitation  alligator.  Toronto,  1852 

2310  Stowe.      Uncle  Tom's  Cabin  ;   or  Negro  Life  in  the  Slave 

States  of  America,     50  illustrations.     8°  imitation  alligator. 

London,  1852 

23 1 1  Strachan,  James,     Visit  to  the  Province  of  Upper  Canada 

in  1819.     8°  morocco.  Aberdeen,  1819 

2312  Strachan,  John,       The    Poor    Man's   Preservative  against 

Popery.  Containing  an  introduction  on  the  character  and 
genius  of  the  Roman  Catholic  religion,  and  the  substance 
of  a  letter  to  the  Congregation  of  St.  James  Church,  To- 
ronto, U.  C,  occasioned  by  the  Hon.  J.  Elmsly's  publication 
of  the  Bishop  of  Strasbourg's  observations  on  the  6th  chap- 
ter of  St.  John's  Gospel.  8°  boards.  Toronto,  1834 
First  book  printed  in  Toronto. 


CATALOGUE.  227 

2313  Strada,  Jaques  de.      Epitome  du   Tresor   des   Antiquitez  ; 

c'est  a  dire  Pourtraits  des  vrayes  Medailles  des  Emp. 
taut  d'Orient  que  d'Occident.  Traduit  par  Jean  Louueau. 
Numerous  medallion  portraits.  Royal  8°  vellum.  Lyon,  1553 

2314  Strauss,  Frederick.     Melon's  Pilgrimage  to  Jerusalem.      A 

Picture  of  Judaism  in  the  century  which  preceded  the  ad- 
vent of  Our  Saviour,  Translated  from  the  German  of 
Frederick  Strauss.  With  Notes  and  Illustrations  by  the 
Translator.  2  vols,  small  S°  full  polished  calf  extra,  yellow 
edges,  by  Bedford.  London,  1824 

2315  Strauss,  G.  L.  M.     Men  who  have  made  the  New  German 

Empire.  A  series  of  biographical  sketches.  2  vols.  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1875 

2316  Strawberry  Hill  Press.     Spence,  J.     Parallel  in  the  Man- 

ner of  Plutarch,  being  a  most  celebrated  Man  of  Florence 
(Signer  Magliabechi),  and  one  scarce  heard  of  in  England 
(Robert  Hill).  First  edition.  Satirical  medallion  portrait  of 
Magliabechi,  Small  4°  red  morocco  extra,  tooled  sides, 
gilt  edges,  by  Riviere.     Fine  copy. 

Printed  at  Strawberry  Hill,  1758 

2317  Street,  Alfred  C,     Frontenac;  or,  the  Atotorho  of  the  Iro- 

quis,  a  metrical  romance.  Portrait.    12°  cloth.    N.  Y,,  1849 

2318  Strickland,  Agnes.     Lives  of   the  Bachelor  Kings  of    Eng- 

land.    Portrait,     12°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  i86r 

2319  Strickland,  Major.     Twenty-seven  years  in  Canada  West; 

or,  the  experience  of  an  early  settler.  Edited  by  Agnes 
Strickland.     2  vols,  in  r,  small  8°  cloth.  London,  1853 

2320  Strutt,  Joseph,     Regal   and    Ecclesiastical   Antiquities   of 

England  ;  containing,  in  a  compleat  series,  the  representa- 
tions of  all  the  English  Monarchs,  from  Edward  the  Con- 
fessor to  Henry  VHI,  together  with  many  of  the  great  per- 
sons that  were  emment  under  their  several  reigns,  60  fine 
plates,  reproduced  from  ancient  manuscripts.  4°  in  the 
original  red  morocco  binding,  tooled  back  and  sides,  gilt 
edges.  London,  1773 

Original  edition,  in  a  fine  Roger  Payne  binding. 

2321  Strutt.      Sports  and  Pastimes  of   the  People  of   England, 

including  the  Rural  and  Domestic  Recreations,  May  Games, 
Mummeries,  Shows,  Processions,  Pageants,  and  pompous 
Spectacles,  from  the  earliest  period  to  the  present  time. 
Edited  by  W.  Hone,  illustrated  by  140  wood-cuts,  from 
ancient  manuscripts.  Thick  royal  4°  half  morocco,  gilt 
top.  London,   1876 

Large  paper,  and  printed  to  range  with  the  other  works  of 
Strutt,  in  quarto,  is  further  illustrated  by  an  additional 
colored  set  of  the  engravings  as  they  appeared  in  the  ori- 
ginal edition. 


228  CATALOGUE. 

2322  Strutt.     Complete  View  of   the  Dresses  and  Habits  of   the 

People  of  England,  from  the  establishment  of  the  Saxons 
in  Britain  to  the  present  time.  Illustrated  by  engravings. 
Colored  copy,  2  vols.  ;  —  Regal  and  Ecclesiastical  Antiqui- 
ties of  England,  containing  the  most  authentic  Representa- 
tions of  all  the  English  Monarchs,  from  Edward  the  Con- 
fessor to  Henry  VHI,  together  with  many  of  the  great 
personages  that  were  eminent  under  their  several  reigns. 
72  engravings  copied  from  tne  ancient  MSS,  monuments, 
etc.,  carefully  colored.  Together  3  vols,  royal  4°  half 
morocco,  uncut,  gilt  tops.  London,  1842 

The  above  are  the  new  editions,  greatly  improved,  with  critical  and 
explanatory  notes  by  J.  R.  Planche,  Esq.,  F.  .S.  A.  * 

2323  Stuart,  James.     Three   Years   in  North  America.     2  vols. 

small  8"  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  1833 

2324  Stuart,    C.      Emigrants'    Guide    to   Upper   Canada.      12'' 

boards,  uncut.  London,  1820 

2325  Students'  Greece  ;  —  Student's  Specimens  of  Literature  ;  — 

Students'  Gibbon.     Illustrations.     3  vols.  12°  cloth. 

New  York  and  London,  1884 

2326  Sturm,  C.  C.     Reflections  on  the  Works  of  God,  and  on  his 

Providence.     Fine  plates  by  Westall.     2  vols.  12°  calf. 

London,  1824 

2327  Sue,    Eugene.       Mysteres   du    Peuple    ou    Histoire   d'une 

famille  de  proletaires  a  travers  les  ages.  Illustrations.  6 
vols,  in  3,  imperial  8°  half  calf.  Paris. 

Original  edition,  which  was  rigidly  suppressed. 
232S  Sue.     Les  Mysteries  de  Paris.     Nouvelle  edition,  revue  par 
I'Auteur.     Best  edition.     Numerous  illustrations,  many  full- 
page.     4  vols,  imperial  8°  half  calf.  Paris,  1843 

2329  Sue.     The   Wandering  Jew.     Illustrations.     3  vols.  8°  half 

calf,' gilt.  London,  1844 

2330  SuLTE,  Benjamin.     Histoire  des  Canadiens-Frangais,  1608- 

1880.  Origine,  Histoire,  religion,  guerres,  decouvertes, 
colonisation,  coutumes,  vie  domestique,  sociale  et  politique. 
Numerous  portraits  and  plates.     8  vols,  folio,  cloth. 

Montreal,  1882 

2331  SuLTE.     Melanges  d'Histoire  et  de  Litterature.     4  vols.  12° 

paper.  Ottawa,  1876 

2332  Sui.TE.     Album    de   I'Histoire  des  Trois-Rivieres.     8  large 

plates,  comprising  old  plans,  views,  autographs,  etc.,  1634- 
1721.     Large  oblong  folio,  cloth.  Montreal,  188 1 

-333  SuL'i'E.     Chroni(iue  'I'riHuvienne.     Royal  8°  paper,  uncut. 

Montreal,  1879 
2334  SuLiE.     Histoire  de  Saint-Frangois-Du-Lac.     8'^  paper. 

Montreal,  1886 


CATALOGUE.  229 

2335  SuLTE.     Melanges  d'Histoire  et  de   Litterature  ;  —  Poesies, 

les  Laurentiennes  :  —  Le  Golfe  Saint-Laurent ;  —  Les 
Canada  en  Europe  ;  —  Les  Histoires  de  M.  Suite,  Protes- 
tation par  J.  C.  Tache.     5  pamphlets. 

2336  SuTCLiFFE,    Robert.       Travels   in    some    parts    of    North 

America,  in  the  years  1804,  1805  and  1806,  Plates.  12° 
half  calf.  York,  181 1 

2337  SuTCLiFFE.     Travels   in    some   parts   of   North  America  in 

1804-5-6.     Plates.     16°  sheep.  York,  1815 

2338  Sutherland,   T.   J.     Letter   to    Her   Majesty   the   British 

Queen,  with  letters  to  Lord  Durham,  Lord  Glenelg,  and 
Sir  George  Arthur,  to  which  is  added  an  appendix  embrac- 
ing a  report  of  the  testimony  taken  on  the  trial  of  the 
writer  by  a  court  martial  at  Toronto  in  Upper  Canada.  12° 
cloth.  Albany,  1841 

2339  Swift,  Jonathan.     Travels  into  several  Remote  Nations  of 

the  World,  in  four  parts.  Jjy  Lemuel  Gulliver.  Fine  por- 
trait. 2  vols,  small  8^  full  sprinkled  calf  extra,  yellow 
edges.  London,  1726 

Fine  copy  of  the   First  Issue  'of  the  first  edition,  with    separate 
pagination  of  each  part,  rare  in  this  condition. 

2340  Swift.       A   Tale   of   a  Tub.      Written   for   the   universal 

improvement  of  Mankind.  To  which  is  added,  an  Account 
of  a  Battle  between  the  antient  and  modern  Books  in  St. 
James'  Library.     Fourth  edition.     8°  original  calf. 

London,  1705 

2341  SvNESii  .Ilymni    et   Gregorii    Nazianzeni    Odae",  Gr.  et  Lat. 

Fine  copy,     32"  red  morocco,  gilt  edges,  by  Roger  Payne. 

Turnoni,  1605 

2342  ''T^ABLEAU  Des  Piperies    des  Femmes  mondaines,   ou 

J_  par  plusiers  Histoires  se  voyent  les  ruses  et  artifices 
dont  elles  se  servent  (1632).  Texte  original  avec  une  no- 
tice par  le  Bibliophile  Jacob.  8^  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1879 
Holland  paper  copy.  Only  50  copies,  only  375  copies 
printed  in  all. 

2343  Tache,  Alex.     Vingt  Annees    de    Missions    dans    le   Nord. 

Ouest  de  I'Amerique.     8°  cloth.  Montreal,  1866 

2344  Tachi^,  Louis    H,      La    Poesie  Frangaise   au  Canada.     8° 

cloth.  St.  Hyacinthe,  188 1 

2345  Taensa  Manuscript.     Le  Taensa   a-t-il  etc  forge  de  toutes 

pieces  ?  Response  a  M.  D,  G.  Briton,  par  Lucien  Adam  ; 
Le  Taensa  n'a  pas  e'te  forge  de  toutes  pieces,  Lettre  de  M. 
F.  Muller  a  Lucien  Adam  ;  —  Don  Parisot  ne  produira  pas 
le  Manuscrit  Taensa,  lettre  a  M.  V.  Henry.      3  pamphlets. 

Paris,  1885 


230  CATALOGUE. 

2346  Taine,  H.  a.     The  Ancient  Regime.     12°  cloth. 

New  York,  1876 

2347  Tambaco,  Johannes  de.     Speculum  Patientie   cum  theolog- 

icis  consolationibus  ;  —  Speculum  Patientie  cum  quibus- 
dam  theologycis  censolationibus  adjunctis  per  doctorem 
Udalricum  Pinder  compilatium.  With  2  fine  woodcuts  by 
Albert  Durer.     Small  4°  calf.  Nurembergae,  1509 

234S  Tanguay,  Cyprien.  Dictionnaire  Genealoglque  des  Fa- 
milies Canadiennes  depuis  la  fondation  de  la  colonic  jus- 
qu'a  nos  jours.     6  vols,  royal  8°  cloth,        Quebec,  1871-89 

2349  Tanguay.     The  same.     Vol.  1.     Royal  8°  half  calf. 

Quebec,  187 1 

2350  Tanguay.     Repetoire  General  du  Clerge  Canadienpar  ordre 

chronologique  depuis  la  Fondation  de  la  colonie  jusqu'a 
nos  jours.     2  vols.  8°  paper.  Quebec,  1868 

2351  Tanguay.     A  Travers  les  Registres.      Portrait.      Royal  8° 

paper,  uncut.  Montreal,  18S6 

2352  Tapestry.     Tapisseries    du   Roy,  ou   sont   representez    les 

quatre  elements  et  les  quatre  saisons,  avec  leur  devises  qui 
les  accompagnent,  et  leur  explication.  With  2  engraved 
title  pages,  8  finely  engraved  double  page  plates,  from  de- 
signs by  Le  Brun,  and  numerous  vignettes  in  the  text. 
Atlas  folio,  calf.  Paris,  1679 

2353  Taylor,  Fennings.     Are  Legislatures  Parliaments  ?  a  Study 

and  Review.     12°  cloth.  Montreal,  1879 

2354  Taylor,  Henry.     Present  Condition  of  Upper   Canada,    as 

regards  agriculture,  trade  and  commerce.     18°  cloth. 

Toronto,  1850 

2355  Taylor,    Isaac.     Scenes   in    America,    for   the    amusement 

and  instruction  of  little  tarry-at-home  travellers.  Numer- 
ous illustrations.     iS°  boards.  London,  182 1 

2356  Taylor,  Tom.     Ballads   and  Songs  of  Brittany,  translated 

from  the  "  Barsaz  Breiz  "  of  Vicomte  Hersart  de  la  Ville- 
marque,  with  some  of  tlie  Original  Melodies  Harmonized 
by  Mrs.  Tom  Taylor.  With  illustrations  by  J.  Tissot,  J.  E. 
Millais,  J.  Tenniel,  C.  Keene,  E.  Corbould  and  H.  K. 
Browne.  Small  4°.  Elegantly  bound  by  Alfred  Matthews 
in  red  crushed  levant  morocco  extra,  double  with  crushed 
purple  levant,  exquisitely  tooled  and  inlaid  with  leather 
at  the  corners,  leather  joints,  gilt  edges.  London,  1865 

A  superb  specimen  of  American  binding,  the  inside  tooling  is  equal 
to  the  work  of  the  foremost  modern  French  binders. 

2357  Temple.     Letters  written  by  Sir  William  Temple  and  other 

Ministers  of  State,  both  at  Home  and  Abroad.  Portrait. 
2  vols,  8°  old  calf.  London,  1700 

2358  Tennyson,    Alfred.     Enoch    Arden.      First   edition.      16° 

cloth,  uncut.  London,  1864 


CATALOGUE.  231 

2359  Terentius.     Comctdia.     Folio,  old  red  morocco,  with  gilt 

panels ;  from  the  Sunderland  Library. 

Impressit  Joannes  Agrippina  Colonic:  (Venetiis),  147 1 
EuiTio  Princeps  of  Terence,  with  decisive  date. 

This  copy  has  9S  11.  only  ;  therefore  wanting  the  two  11.  containing 
the  Life  of  the  Poet ;  the  leaves  have  been  washed  with  chemicals, 
and  are  lender  and  a  little  defective. 

2360  ilTcrcntillS.     P.  Ter.  Aphri   Comedie   in    Guidone  Juvenale 

familiater  explanate  ;  et  ab  Jodoco  Badio  Asccnsio,  etc. 
Clack  £cttcr.     4°  old  calf.  (Title  wanting.) 

Per  Pe.  IVIareschal  et  Barn.  Chaussard  :  Lugduni,  1515 

2361  Terentius.     Comoediiii.     (Cum    notis    Melanchtoni,    Scali- 

geri,  etc.)  Folio,  old  calf.  (Title  missing  and  covers 
broken.)  Robertus  Stephanus:  (Parisiis,  1529) 

2362  Ternaux,  II.     Bibliothcque  Amc'ricaine  ou  Catalogue  des 

ouvrages  relatifs  a  I'Amerique,  qui  ont  paru  depius  sa 
de'couverte  jusqu'  a  I'an  1700.  8°  half  antique  calf,  red 
top.  Paris,  1833 

2363  Tetu  et  Gagnon.     Mandements,    Lettres  Pastorales  et  Cir- 

culaires  des  Eveques  de  Quebec.  Vols,  i,  2,  4,  and  5,  1659- 
1806  and  1S50-76.    4  vols,  royal  8°  paper.  Paris. 

2364  Thackeray,  W.  M.     Student's  Quarter,  or  Paris  Five   and 

Thirty  Years  since.  Original  colored  illustrations.  Small 
8°  cloth,  uncut,  London, 

2365  Theller,  E.  a.     Canada  in  1S37-3S,  showing  by  historical 

facts,  the  causes  of  the  late  attempted  Revolution,  and  of 
its  failure,     2  vols,  small  8°  cloth  Philadelphia,   1S41 

23G6  Theodoret,  evesque  de  Cyr,  La  Providence  divine,  traduit 
du  grec  en  frangois,  par  le  R,  P,  Nicolas  Le  Sueur,  12° 
old  red  morocco,  tooling  "  a  la  Du  Seuil,"  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1664 

2367  Theophilus.     Les  Oeuvres  de  Theophile,  diuise'es  en  trois 

parties.     2  vols,  in  i.     16°  old  red  calf.  Paris,  1661 

2368  Thevet,  E.  Andre'.     Les  Singularitez  de  la  France  Antarc- 

tique,  autrement  nommc  Amerique,  et  de  plusieurs  Terres 
et  Isles  decouvertes  de  nostre  temps.  Numerous  wood- 
cuts by  Jean  Cousin,  including  the  first  illustration  of  an 
American  Buffalo.  The  title  and  3  pages  in  manuscript, 
otherwise  a  very  good  copy,  with  good  margins.  Small 
4°  vellum.  Paris,  1558 

The  very  rare  Original  edition.  Thevet  had  his  information  direct 
from  Jacques  Cartier,  and  his  narrative  is  the  most  authentic  history 
of  Canada  and  other  parts  of  the  New  World. 

2369  Thistleton,  Francis.     How  I  came  to  be   Governor  of  the 

Island  of  Cacona  ;  with  a  particular  account  of  my  admin- 
istration of  the  affairs  of  that  island.  Illustrations.  8"^ 
paper.  Montreal,  1852 


232  CATALOGUE. 

2370  Thomas,  A.  L.     Poesies  Diverses.     12°  half  sheep. 

Lyon,  1763 

Contains  Jumonville,  Poeme,  founded  on  the  allef^ed  assassination 
of  Jumonville  in  Washington's  expedition,  which  gave  rise  to  the 
French  and  English  war. 

2371  Thomas,  C.     Contributions  to   the   Early  Settlement  of  St. 

Armand,  Dunham,  Sutton,  Brome,  Potton,  and  Bolton,  12° 
cloth,  Montreal,  1866 

2372  Thomas,  Isaiah.     History  of  Printing  in   America,   with  a 

Biography  of  Printers,  and  an  account  of  Newspapers,  2 
vols,  8°  sheep,     (Binding  cracked.)  Worcester,  18 10 

2373  THO^^AS,     History  of  Printing  in  America,  with  a  biography 

of  Printers,  and  an  account  of  Newspapers.  Second  edi- 
tion, with  corrections,  and  a  catalogue  of  American  publi- 
cations previous  to  the  Revolution  of  1776.  Portrait,  2 
vols,  royal  8°  cloth,  uncut.  Albany,  1874 

2374  [Thompson,  Charles,]     An  Enquiry  into  the  Causes  of   the 

Alienation  of  the  Delaware  and  Shawanesse  Indians  from 
the  British  interest  and  into  the  measures  taken  for  recov- 
ering their  friendship,  extracted  from  the  public  treaties, 
and  other  authentic  papers  relating  to  the  transactions  of 
the  Government  of  Pennsylvania  and  the  said  Indians,  for 
near  40  years,  and  explained  by  a  map  of  the  country. 
Map.  Small  S"^  half  crimson  morocco,  unci5t,  gilt  top  by 
Mathews.  London,  1759 

2375  Thomson,  James,     The  Seasons,     \\'ith  fine  plates  by  Kent, 

4°  old  panelled  calf.  London,  1730 

2376  Thomson.     The  Seasons.     With  four  illustrations  and  extra 

portrait  printed  direct  from  the  copperplates  engraved  in 
1792,  and  a  preface  by  John  Oldcastle,  Small  4"  paper, 
uncut,  Leadenhall  Press  :  London, 

2377  Thomson,      Works   of.     Portrait   and   plates,     2    vols,    8^ 

sheep,  London,  1788 

2378  Three  Rivers,     Les  Ursulines  des  Trois   Rivieres   depuis 

leur  Etablissement  jusqu'a  nos  jours.  Tome  premier  (all 
published).     8°  paper,  uncut,  Trois-Rivieres,  1888 

2379  Three    Rivers,      Early   Years    of    Three     Rivers;  —  Les 

Marches  de  la  Ville  des  Trois-Rivieres  ;  —  Three  Rivers  as 
a  Sea-Port ;  —  Histoire  de  Trois-Rivieres,  par  Suite,  etc.  6 
pamphlets, 

2380  Times,  John,     Curiosities  of  London,   exhibiting   the  most 

rare  and  remarkable  Objects  of  Interest  in  the  Metropolis ; 
with  nearly  Sixty  Years'  Personal  Recollections.  New  edi- 
tion, corrected  and  enlarged.  Illustrations.  Royal  8°  half 
Diorocco,  uncut,  gilt  top.  London. 


CATALOGUE.  233 

2381  TiMBS.      Curiosities  of  London,  exhibiting   the  most  rare 

and  remarkable  Objects  of  Interest  in  the  Metropolis, 
with  nearly  Fifty  Years'  Personal  Recollections.  Portrait. 
12''  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1855 

2382  TuRCOTTE,  Louis  P.     Le  Canada  sous  I'union,  1841-67.   12' 

cloth.  Quebec,  1871 

2383  Todd,   Alpheus.       Practices    and     Privileges    of    the    Two 

Houses  of  Parliament;  with  an  appendix  of  Forms.  8° 
cloth.  Toronto,  1840 

2384  Todd,  C.  B.     Story  of  the  City  of  New  York.     Maps  and 

illustrations.     12°  cloth.  '  New  York,  1888 

2385  Tomlins,  E.  G.     History  of  England  ;  combining   the   vari- 

ous histories  by  Rapin,  Henry,  Hume,  Smollett,  and  Bel- 
sham  ;  corrected  by  reference  to  Turner,  Lingard,  Machin- 
tosh,  Hallam  and  other  sources.     3  vols,  royal  8°  cloth. 

London, 

2386  TooNE,  W.    Chronological  Historian,  or  a  Record  of  Events, 

historical,  political,  biographical,  literary,  domestic,  and 
miscellaneous';  principally  illustrative  of  the  Civil,  Ecclesi- 
astical, Naval  and  Military  History  of  Great  Britain  and  its 
Dependencies,  from  the  Invasion  of  Julius  Caesar  to  the 
present  time.     2  vols.  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1828 

2387  Toronto.     Hand-Book  of  Toronto  ;  containing  its  Climate, 

Geology,  Natural  History,  Educational  Institutions,  Courts 
of  Law,  etc.  By  a  member  of  the  Press.  Maps.  8^  half 
morocco.  Toronto,  1858 

2388  Toronto.     Illustrated  Toronto,  past   and   present.      Maps 

and  illustrations.     8°  cloth.  Toronto,  1877 

2389  Toronto.     Origin,  History  and  Management  of  the  Univer- 

sity of  King's  College,  Toronto.     8^  half  roan.    (2  copies.) 

Toronto,  1844 

2390  Toronto  Imprint.     Poor  Man's  Preservation  against  Popery. 

The  first  book  printed  in  Toronto.     8°  stitched. 

Toronto,  1834 

2391  Toronto.     The  City  of  Toronto  and  the  Home  District  Com- 

mercial Directory  and  Register,  with  Almanack  and  Calen- 
dar for  1837,  by  George  Walton.  Toronto,  U.  C,  n.  d  ;  — 
The  Toronto  Directory  and  Street  Guide  for  1843-4,  by 
Thomas  Lewis.  Toronto,  1843;  —  Brown's  Toronto  City 
and  Home  District  Directory,  1846-7.  Toronto,  1846;  — 
Notes  upon  Canada.  Toronto,  1835.  (With  Marshall  S. 
Bidwell's  autograph  signature  on  the  fly  leaf,  S[)cakci 
House  of  Assembly,  U.  S.,  1837).     4  vols. 

2392  Tour  of  H.  R.  H.  the  Prince  of  Wales  through  British  Amer- 

ica and  the  United  States,  By  a  British  Canadian.  Por- 
trait.    8°  cloth. 


234  CATALOGUE. 

2393  Townships.     A  brief  view  of  the  Township  Laws  up  to  the 

present  lime,  compiled  by  the  Author  of  the  Provincial  Jus- 
tice. 12°  half  roan.  Toronto,  1S35  ; — First  and  Sec- 
ond Reports  of  the  Select  Committee  appointed  to  inquire 
into  the  causes  which  retard  the  Settlement  of  the  Eastern 
'lownships  of  Lower  Canada.  Quebec,  1851  ;  —  Parochial 
and  Township  Subdivisions  of  Lower  Canada,  giving  his- 
tory of  the  Parishes  directed  under  French  Regime  and  the 
Townships  under  English  Rule.     Quebec,  1833.     3  vols. 

2394  Tracts,     r>rayhew,  Jonathan.     Two  Thanksgiving  Sermons, 

Dec.  9,  1763,  Boston,  1763;  —  Cleveland's  Essay  to  Defend 
the  Protestant  Reformed  System  of  New  England,  against 
Dr.  Mayhew,  pp.  108,  Boston,  1763;  —  Burgh,  J.  Youth's 
Friendly  Monitor,  London,  1756; — Finley's  Sermon  on 
the  Madness  of  Mankind,  New  York,  1758;  —  Clap's  Essay 
on  Moral  Yirtue,  New  Haven,  1765  ;  —  Wilkinson's  Essay 
on  Economy,  Woodbridge,  1765; —  Holly  on  Infant  Bap- 
tism, New  London,  1771  ;  —  Emerson  Sermon  at  the  Ordi- 
nation of  J.  Edson,  Halifax,  N.  S.,  1797  ; —  Lewis's  Ser- 
mon on  Christian  Forbearance,  Hartford,  .17S9  ; —  Willard's 
Sermon  to  Soldiers,  Mendon,  17S1,  etc.,  etc,  27  Sermons 
bound  in  3  vols.  8°  sheep. 

2395  Tk.\cis.     "  Our  Colonies,"  by  A.  \V.  Hart,  London,  1849  ;  — 

Report  of  a  Case  tried  at  Albert  Circuit,  in  1852,  before 
Judge  Wilmot  and  a  Special  Jury:  Abraham  Gessner  vs. 
William  Cairns,  St.  John,  N.  B.,  1853;  —  Jewish  Emancipa- 
tion not  inconsistent  with  National  Christianity,  etc.  8°  half 
morocco. 

2396  Tracis.     Lord,  Benjamin.     Parable  of  the  Merchantmen  ex- 

plained, Norwich,  1773;  —  Gill,  Sarah.  Devotional  Papers, 
etc.,  Norwich,  1773  ;  —  Christian  Economy  ;  translated  from 
an  old  manuscript  found  in  the  Isle  of  Patmos,  New  York, 
^773  5 — Eliot,  Jared.  Give  Caesar  his  Due;  Conn.  Elect- 
ion Sermon,  1738,  New  London,  1738; — Byle's  Thanks- 
giving Sermon,  for  Successes  of  the  British  Arms,  New 
London,  1760.     Bound  together,     i  vol.  8°  sheep. 

2397  Tracts.     Observations  on  the  State  of  the  Colony,    by    J. 

Carry,  York,  U.  C,  1821  ; —  Statistical  Sketches  of  Upper 
Canada,  for  the  use  of  Emigrants,  by  a  Backwoodsman, 
London,  1832  ;  —  Canadian  Farmer's  Travels  in  the  United 
States,  in  which  remarks  are  made  on  the  Arbitrarily  Col- 
onial Policy  practiced  in  Canada,  by  R.  Davis,  Buffalo,  1837  ; 
—  Letters  to  Hon.  ^^'.  Morris,  being  Strictures  on  the  cor- 
respondence of  that  Gentleman  with  the  Colonial  Office,  as 
a  Delegate  to  the  Presbyterian  Body  in  Canada,  by  John 
Strachan,  Cobourg,  U.  C.,  1S38,  etc.  Bound  in  i  vol.  8° 
half  sheep. 


CATALOGUE.  235 

2398  Tracts.     Inland  Seas  of  North  America,  and  the  Natural  and 

Industrial  Productions  of  Canada,  by  Rev.  J.  Williamson, 
Kingston,  1854,  —  The  Gavazzi  Riot  and  Outrage  in  Mon- 
treal, June  9,  1853  ;  —  Canada  warned  against  Jesuits  and 
Jesuitism,  Montreal,  1S53  ;  —  The  Leeming  or  Learning 
Family  ; —  Geological  Survey  of  Canada,  1852-53,  etc.  11 
pamphlets  bound  in  i  vol.  8"^  half  calf, 

2399  Traitez  de  paix   conclvs,  entre  S.  M.  Le  Roy  de   France  et 

les  peuples  du  Canada  ;  Paix  avec  les  Iroquois  de  la  Nation 
Tsonnonts  an  A  Quebec  le  vingt  deuxi^me  May  1666.  Paix 
avec  les  Iroquois  de  la  Nation  d'Onneist  A  Quebec  le  douz- 
ieme  juillet  1666.  Paix  avec  les  Iroquois  de  la  Nation 
d'Onontague,  le  treizeme  de'cembre,  1666.  4"  vellum. 
Fine  copy.  Paris,  1667 

Very  rare  document,  not  mentioned  in  Charlevoix'  or  Faribault's 
histories.  These  treaties  were  made  by  M.  de  Tracy,  Vice  Roi  oi 
Xew  France,  after  the  military  expeditions  against  the  Iroquois  in  1666. 

2400  Traitez  de  Paix  entre  la  France,  I'Angleterre,  la  Savoye  et 

la  Hollande,  concus  a  L'trecht  le  11  Avril,  17 13.  4* 
stitched.  Avignon,  1713 

2401  Treaty  of  Peace  and  Friendship  between   the   most   serene 

and  most  potent  princess  Anne,  by  the  Grace  of  God, 
Queen  of  Great  Britain,  France,  and  Ireland,  and  the  most 
serene  and  most  potent  Prince  Lewis  XIV,  the  most  Chris- 
tian King,  concluded  at  Utrecht,  Mar.  2  c,  17 13.  4^ 
stitched.  London,  17 13 

2402  Treaty  of  Peace,  Good  Correspondence,  and  Neutrality  in 

America,  between  the  most  serene  and  mighty  Prince  James 
II,  by  the  Grace  of  God,  King  of  Great  Britain,  France, 
and  Ireland,  etc,  and  tlie  most  Serene  and  Mighty  Prince, 
Lewis  XIV.,  the  most  Christian  King,  concluded  the  6th 
Day  of  Nov.,  16S6.     8"^  half  mor.,  gilt  top.        London,  16S6 

2403  Treaty  of  Amity,  Commerce  and   navigation    between   His 

Britannic  Majesty  and  the  United  States  of  America,  coiuli- 
lionally  ratified  by  the  Senate  at  Philadelphia,  June  24, 
1795.     16°  sheep.  Phila.,  1795 

2404  Treaty  of  Amity,  Commerce  and   Navigation,   between    his 

Britannick  Majesty,  and  the  United  States  of  America, 
signed  at  London,  i9lh  of  November,  1794.  4°  paper 
stitched.  Quebec,  1796 

2405  Treaties.     Collection  of  all  the  Treaties  of  Peace,  Alliance, 

and  Commerce,  between  Great  Britain    and   other   Powers. 

from  the  revolution  in  1668,  to  the  present  time.     2  vols.  8 

y  calf.     (Covers  broken).  London,  1772 

2406  Treatise  on  the  Arts,  Manufactures,  Manners  and  Institu- 

tions of  the  Greek  and  Roman.  Illustrations.  2  vols.  16"^ 
uncut.  London,  1S33 


236  CATALOGUE. 

2407  Trebellius  Pollio ;  Flavius  Vopiscus ;  Johannis  B.  Egna- 
tij,  de  Principibus  Romanorum.     12°  calf. 

Rob.  Stephani  :    Parisiis,  1544 

3408  Tkial.  M'l.ane,  David,  of  Providence,  R.  I.,  for  High 
'I'reason,  al  Quebec,  June  14,  1797.  In  Providence  Jour- 
nal, for  April  28,  1873. 

2409  Trial.     Preceedings  of  a  Court  Martial,  holden  at   Quebec 

for  the  trial  of  Lieut.  Benoit  Bender,  of  the  41st.  Regi- 
ment of  Foot,  in  July,  18 15.     8°  paper.  Montreal,  181 7 

2410  Trial.     Proceedings  of  a  General   Court    Marshal,  held   at 

Edinburgh  Castle,  September  10,  1804,  whereof  Lt. -Colonel 
William  Ponsonby  was  President,  for  the  Trial  of  Certain 
Private  Soldiers  in  the  Canadian  Fencible  Regiment.  8"^ 
half  roan,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1805 

241 1  Trials.     Life,  Trial,  Condemnation  and    Dying  Address  of 

the  three  Thayers,  1825; — Trial  of  Alexander  M'Leod, 
1837;  —  Review  of  the  Case  of  Alexander  M'Leod.  4 
pamphlets  bound  in  i  vol.,  8°  half  calf. 

2412  TKiiBN'ER,    Nicholas.      Bibliographical   Guide   to   American 

Literature.  A  classed  list  of  books  published  in  the  United 
Stales  of  America  during  the  last  forty  years.  8°  half 
roan.  London,  1859 

2413  Tkudon,    S.      Nouveau   Traite   de    la    Science-pratique    du 

Blason,  avec  I'Explication  des  Armoiries  des  Princes,  Dues 
et  Pairs  et  autres  grand  seigneurs.  Enrichies  de  cartou- 
ches, supports  et  autres  ornemens.  Upwards  of  50  finely 
engraved  heraldic  plates.  12°  full  olive  crushed  levant 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders.  Paris,  1689 

An  elegant  copy  of  a  scarce  and  valuable  heraldic  work, 

2414  Two  Hundred  Queries  concerning  the  Doctrine  of  the  Revo- 

lution of  Human  Souls,  and  its  conformity  to  the  truths  of 
Christianity.     18°  half  russia.  London,  1684 

2415  Tucker,  S.     The  Rainbow  in  the  North.     A  short  Account 

of  the  first  establishment  of  Christianity  in  Rupert's  Land, 
by  the  Church  Missionary  Society.     12'  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1851 

2416  Tt'RNEr  Gallery.     A    Series   of    120   engravings   from    the 

Works  of  J.  M.  W.  Turner,  each  plate  accompanied  with 
historical  and  critical  remarks.  Subscription  edition.  2 
vols,  folio,  in  the  original  parts,  uncut.  New  York. 

2417  Tuttle,  Charles  R.     Illustrated  History  of  the  Dominion. 

Vol.  I.  Numerous  portraits  and  plates.  Royal  4°  half 
morocco.  ^Montreal,  1877 

2418  Tytler,  Patrick  F.     History  of  Scotland  from  the  Accession 

of  Alexander  III,  to  the  Union.  4  vols,  in  2,  12°  half 
calf.  Edinburgh,  1864 


CATALOGUE.  237 

2419  8[urrccv€mota,  Joljauues  be,     Cardinales   S.  Sixti  (Vulgo 

Torquemada),  Expositio  brevis  et  utilis  super  toto  Psalterio, 
Black   Cetter,  printed   in    single  column,  on  173  leaves,  35 
and  36  lines  to  a  page.     Folio,  original  stamped  calf. 
Impressa  p.  Petru  0cl)onfter  de  Ciernsshem,  Moguntiae,  1474 

A  very  fine  specimen  from  Schoylfer's  celebrated  pre^^s,  printed 
from  the  same  type  used  by  Kaust  ai\d  Schoylfer  in  their  edition  of  the 
bible  in  1462. 

From  the  library  of  Duke  de  la  Valliere,  with  his  book-plate. 

2420  TvPOORAPHiCAL  Antiquities  :  Origin    and    History  of    Print- 

ing, foreign  and  domestic,  including  among  a  variety  of 
curious  and  interesting  matter,  chronological  lists  of  emi- 
nent printers  In  England,  Scotland  and  Ireland.  12°  half 
roan.  London,  1813 


2421  T  TREE,  IToNORt.  d'.  Le  Sireine.  Very  fine  copy.  12" 
y^  full  blue  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Chambolle- 
DuRU.  Jouxte  la  copie  imprim^e  !l  Paris,  1618 

2422  UzANNE,    Octave.       L'Ombrelle,    le    Gant,    le     Manchon. 

Beautifully  illustrated  with  photogravures   from  designs  by 
Paul  Avril.     Royal  8"  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1883 

2423  UzAiWE.     Nos  Amis  les  Livres.     Causeries   sur   la  Litt^ra- 

ture   curieuse  et   la   Librairie.       Etched    frontispiece    by 
IManesse.   1 2 "^  ornamented  wrapper,  uncut  edges.  Paris,  1886 


2424  \   '''ADE    Mecum    for    America;    or,    a    Companion    for 

\  Traders  and  Travellers  ;  containing,  I.  An  exact  and 
and  useful  Table,  shewing  the  value  of  any  quantity  of  any 
commodity,  ready  cast  up,  from  one  yard  or  pound  to  ten 
thousand;  IL  A  Table  of  Simple  and  Compound  Interest ; 
111.  Names  of  Towns  and  Counties  in  the  several  Provinces 
and  Colonies  of  New  England,  New  York  and  the  Jersies  ; 
as  also  the  several  Counties  in  Pennsylvania,  Maryland  and 
Virginia,  etc.  To  which  is  added,  the  Names  of  the  Streets 
in  Boston.     12''  calf.  Boston,  1732 

2425  Vade  Mecum.     The  Same.     12"  calf.     (Title  page  and  last 

leaf  damaged.)  (Boston,  1732) 

2426  Valades,  Didaco.     Rhetorica  Christiana  ad  concionandi,  et 

orandi  usurn  ac  commodata,  utrisusque  facultatis  exemplis 
suo   loco    insertis ;    qua?   quidem,  ex    indorum    maxime  de 
/     prompta  sunt  historiis,  unde    praeter   doctrinam,  suma  quo 
que  delectatio  comparabitur.     Copper  plates.     4"  vellum. 

Perugia,  1579 
The  author  of  this   work   appears   to  have   been   a  missionary  in 
Mexico,  and  gives  in   the   course   of  his  treatise   an   account  of   the 
Indians  in  that  country. 


238  CATALOGUE. 

2427  Valentine,  L.     The  Queen,  her  Early  Life  and  Reign.     Por- 

traits and  illustrations.     12°  paper.  London,  1887 

2428  Vaughan,    William,     The   Golden    Fleece.      Diuided    into 

three  parts,  Vnder  which  are  discouered  the  Errours  of 
Religion,  the  Vices  and  Decayes  of  the  Kingdome,  and 
lastly  the  wayes  to  get  wealth,  and  to  restore  Trading  so 
much  complayned  of.  Transported  from  Cambrioll  Col- 
chis, out  of  the  Southermost  Part  of  the  Hand,  commonly 
called  the  Newfovndland.  By  Orpheus  Junior.  Map  of 
Newfoundland.  Small  4°  full  morocco,  super  extra,  gilt 
edges.  London,   1626 

Kine  copy,  with  the  rare  map,  missing  in  most  copies.    Autograph  of 
S.  G.  Drake. 

2429  Velazquez,  Mariano.     Pronouncing  Dictionary  of  the  .Span- 

ish and  English  Language.     Thick  8°  half  morocco,  (worn) 

New  York,  1854 
2.^30  Vera  et  simplex  narratio  colloquii  inter  viros  delegatos 
habiti ;  tum  qui  ducis  Meduani,  status  ac  corona;  Gallia- 
rum  locum  tenentis  generalis,  principium  eliam  pralatorum 
ac  publicorum  quce  Parisiis  habita  sunt  regni  comitiorum, 
tum  qui  principum,  prcelatorum,  nobilium  carter,  catholicum, 
qui  regi  Navarra*  adherent,  nomine  convenerunt.  Beautiful 
copy.  Small  8°  bound  by  '1'rautz-Bauzonnet  in  full  blue 
levant  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  inside  borders,  with  the 
monogram  and  crown  of  Comte  de  Robert,  stamped  in 
gold  in  the  corners.  Parisiis,  1593 

2431  Vertron,    M.  de.    Paralelle   de    Louis   le   Grand    avec  les 

Princes,  qui  ont  este  surnommez  grand.  18"  full  old  green 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  silk  lining.  Cologne,  1797 

2432  Vespucius.     Amerigo  Vespucci.     Son  Carractere,  ses  Ecrits 

(m^me  lesmoins  authentiques)  sa  Vie  et  ses  Navigations, 
avec  une  carte  indiquant  ses  routes.  Par  F.  A.  de  Varn- 
hagen.  Map.  Folio,  half  red  morocco,  uncut,  top  edge 
gilt.  Lima,  1865 

2433  Vespucius.     Le  Premier  Voyage  de  Amerigo  Vespucci  de- 

finitevement  explique  dans  ses  details  par  F.  A.  de  Varn- 
hagen.  Fac-simile  of  the  Admirals  map.  T'olio,  paper 
uncut.  Vienne,  1869 

2434  Vie   de  la  Mere  Sainte-Madelaine,  Superieur  de    la    Con- 

gregation de  Notre-Dame  de  Montreal.  8°  cloth,  (upper 
corner  of  title  page  torn  off.)  Montreal,  1876 

2435  ViGER,  D.  B,     Memoirs  Relatifs  a  I'emprisonment  de  I'hon- 

ourable,  D.  B.  Viger.     S"  half  roan.  Montreal,  1840 

2436  ViGNE,  G.  T.     Six  Months  in  America.     Plates.      2  vols. 

small  S*^  half  calf.  London,  1S32 


CATALOGUE.  259 

2437  Villon,  Francois.  Lcs  Oeuvres  Maistre  Frarn^oys  Villon. 
Le  Monologue  du  franc  Archier  de  BaignoUet,  le  Dya- 
logue  des  seigneurs  de  Malle  pave  et  Bailleuent.  On  les 
vent  a  Paris  a  la  rue  neufuc  nostre  dame  a  lenseigne  sainct 
Nicolas.  INI.  D.  XXXIII.  iS°  full  citron  levant  morocco, 
super  extra,  dentclle  border  on  the  sides,  tooled  back,  gilt 
edges,  inside  borders,  by  Trautz-Bauzonnet.     Paris,  1533 

Superb  copy,  of  this  beautiful  and  rare  edition,  published  before  the 
revision  of  the  text  by  Marot,  and  with  the  imprint  of  Sainct  Nicolas, 
not  known  to  Brunet ;  a  copy  with  the  more  common  imprint  of 
L'escu  de  France,  is  quoted  by  Morgan  et  Fatout  at  3,000  francs,  and 
in  a  recent  New  York  catalogue  at  $750. 

243S  Villon,  CEuvres.     Avec  les  Remarqucs  do  diverscs  per- 

sonnes.  Fine  uncut  copy  of  the  best  edition.     12^  half  calf, 

uncut.  La  Ilaie,  1742 

2439  ViLLOx.  Les  deux  Testaments  dc  Villon,    suivis  du    Banc- 

quet  du  Roys,  nouvcaux  textes  publics  d'apics  un  manuscrit 
inconnu  jusqu'a  ce  jour,  et  precedes  d'lme  notice  critique 
par  Paul  L.  (Lacroix),  Jacob,  bibliophile.  12"  paper,  un- 
cut.    Only  220  copies  printed.  Paris,  1866 

2440  ViLLOX.     Poems  of  Master  Francis   Villon    of   Paris,    now 

first  done  into  English  Verse  in  the  Original  Forms,  by 
John  Payne,  author  of  the  "  Masque  of  Shadows,"  "  Intag- 
lio," "  Songs  of  Life  and  Death,"  "  Lautree,"  "  New 
Poems,"  etc.     S°  half  vellum,  uncut.  London,  iSSi 

2441  Virgil.     Opera.     Cum    Notis   Thonrn^    I'^arnabii.      iS°  old 

calf.   .  Francis  Blaeu  :  Amstelaedami,  1650 

2443  Virgil,  Publii  Virgilii  Maronis  Opera,  per  Johannem  Ogil- 
vium  edita  et  sculpturis  Aeneis  adornata.  With  engraved 
title,  portrait,  map  and  102  very  beautiful  plates  engraved 
by  W.  Flollar,  Faithorne,  and  Lombart,  fine  impressions. 
Large  folio,  full  old  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with 
coat  of  arms  on  the  sides,  "  a  la  Du  Seuil." 

Thomas  Roycroft :  London,  165S 
Large  Paper  copy,  ruled  with  red  lines,  throughout. 
A  beautiful  copy  from  the  Hamilton  Palace  Library. 

2443  Virgil.     Works  of,  translated  by   John   Dryden.      Frontis- 

pieces.    2  vols.  18°  sheep.  New  Vork,  1825 

2444  Virginia.     Publick   Good  without   private    Interest ;   or   a 

compendious  Remonstrance  of  the  present  sad  State  and 
Condition  of  the  Colonic  in  Virginia  ;  with  a  Modest  Dec- 
laration of  the  severall  Causes  why  it  hath  not  prospered 
better  hitherto.  Small  4°  half  morocco,  uncut.  (Reprint.) 
Printed  for  Henry  Marsh  :  London,  1657 

2445  Virginia,     Newes  from  Virginia  (1610).     A  Tract  in  verse, 

by  R.  Rich,  soldier.     4°    half   roan.     Only  25    copies   pri- 
^  vately  printed.  London,  1S74 


240  CATALOGUE. 

2446  Virginia.  Nova  Britannia,  offering  most  excellent  Fruits, 
by  Planting  in  Virginia,  exciting  all  such  as  be  well  affected 
to  further  the  same.  London,  1609.  Small  4'  boards, 
uncut.     Only  250  copies  reprinted  for  J.  Sabin. 

New  York,  1867 

:;447  VoLiAiKF,  M.  de.  Lh  Ligue,  ou  Henry  le  Grand,  Poem  epi 
que.     8"  old  calf,  gilt.  Geneve,  1723 

Original  edition  of  tlie  Hcnriadc. 

2448  VoLTAiRK.     La  Henriade.  Large  Paper  Subscription  edition, 

illustrated  with  10  large  plates  and  20  head  and  tail  pieces 
after  designs  by\De  Troves,  Veugles,  Le  IMain,  Micheux, 
etc.     Royal  4°  calf.     (Binding  broken.)  Londres,  1728 

Printed  in  London  under  Voltaire's  own  supervision,  with  a  dedica- 
tion by  Voltaire  in  English  to  Queen  Anne.  An  original  subscription 
receipt  for  this  copy,  with  Voltaire's  autograph,  inserted. 

2449  Voltaire.     Henriade,  ou  est  joint   le  Poem   de    Fontenoy. 

Notivelle  edition,  avec  le  plan  de  la  bataille.  Portrait  and 
1 1  fine  plates,  probably  by  Chodowiecki.     12"  calf. 

Amsterdam,  1746 

2450  Voltairp:.     La  Henriade.      Poem.      18''  full  morocco  extra, 

gilt  edges.  London,  1735 

2451  Voltaire.     Oreste,  Trage'die  ;  —  Samson,  Trage'die  lyrique. 

Portrait  of   Voltaire    by  Folkema.     Sinall   8^   calf. 

Paris,  1750 
f)nir,rN\L  EPITION.      Presentation  copy,  with  autograph:  "Donne 
par  I'auteur  a  Mme.  la  Marquise  du  MarUux." 

2452  [Voltaire.]    Candide,    ou  I'Optimisme,  traduite   de    I'Alle- 

inand  der  M.  le  Docteur  Ralph.  16"  mottled  sheep  (a  few 
leaves  wormed).  N.  P.,  1759 

2453  Voltaire.     La  Pucelle  d'Orleans,  Poeme.    Nouvelle  e'dition. 

16  tine  coper  plates.     8"  half  calf.  N.  P.,  1762 

2454  Voltairie.     Le  Huron  ou  ITnge'nu.     First  (suppressed)  edi- 

tion.    2  vols,  in  1,  12'' old  calf  gilt.  Lausaune,  1767 

2455  Voltairie.     Age  of  Louis  XIV.     2  vols.     12"  calf. 

London,  1770 

2456  Voltaire.     Age  of  Louis  XIV,  to  which    is   added   an  Ab- 

stract of  the  Age  of  Louis  XV.  Portrait  and  map.  3 
vols.  8"  half  calf.  London,  1780 

2457  Voltaire.     Philosophical  Dictionary,     Portrait.  12''  boards, 

uncut.  London,  1802 

245S  Voltairie,    by   Colonel    Hanley.     12°  cloth. 

Edinburgh,  1877 
2459  Voyage  au  Canada  dans  le  noid  de  TAmerique  Septentrion- 
ale  fait  depuis  Tan  175 1  a  1761.     8'^  paper,  uncut. 

Quebec,  1S87 


CATALOGUE.  241 

2460  Voyages.     Recueil  de  divers  Voyages  faits  en  Afrique  et  en 

I'Amerique  qui  n'ont  point  este  encore  publiez,  contenant 
Torigine,  les  moeurs,  les  coutumes  et  le  commerce  des  habi- 
tants de  ces  deux  parties  du  monde.  Maps  and  plates. 
4°  sheep.  Paris,  1674 

2461  Voyages  of  the  Northmen   to  America;  including   extracts 

from  Icelandic  Sagas,  relating  to  Western  Voyages  by 
Northmen  in  the  Tenth  and  Eleventh  Centuries,  in  an  Eng- 
lish translation  by  N.  L.  Beamish  ;  with  a  synopsis  of  the 
historical  evidence,  and  the  opinion  of  Professor  Rafu  as 
to  the  Places  visited  by  the  Scandinavians  on  the  Coast 
of  Africa.  Edited,  with  an  introduction  by  Rev.  E.  F. 
Slafter.  Maps.  Small  4°  half  morocco,  uncut,  gilt  top. 
Only  200  copies  printed.         Prince  Society  :  Boston,  1877 

2462  Voyage  d' Iberville ; — Voyage  de  Dollier  de  Casson  et  de 

Galinee,  1669-70  ; — Journal  du  Voyage  de  St.  Luc  de  la 
Corne,  1761  ;  —  On  the  Discovery  of  Australia  by  the  Portu- 
guese in  1601  ;  —  Littlehales'  Journal  from  Niagara  to  De- 
troit, 1793  ;  —  2oo«  Anniversaire  de  la  Decouverte  du 
Mississippi,  etc.    7  pamphlets. 

2463  '\  T  7AFER,  Lionel.     New  Voyage  and  Description  of  the 

W  Isthmus  of  America,  giving  an  Account  of  th2  Auth- 
or's .\bode  there,  the  Form  and  Make  of  the  Country,  etc. 
Map  and  copper  plates.     S°  old  calf.  London,  1699 

2464  Walker,  Sir  Hovenden.      Journal,  or  full   Account   of   the 

late  Expedition  to  Canada,  with  an  Appendix  containing 
Commissions,  Orders,  Instructions,  Letters,  Memorials, 
Councils  of  War,  etc.,  relating  to.  8°  old  calf.  (Title  page 
in  manuscript).  London,  1720 

2465  Walker,  John.     Elements  of   Geography    and    of   Natural 

and  Civil  History.     Numerous  maps.  8°  calf.  London,  1805 

2466  Walker.     Rhyming  Dictionary.     Thick  12°  cloth.    London. 

2467  W^allon,  II.     Jeanne  D'Arc.      Edition  illustre'e   d'apr^s  les 

Monuments  de  I'art  depuis  le  quinzieme  sibcle  jusqu'a  nos 
jours.  Numerous  full-page  illustrations,  colored  and  plain, 
portraits,  fac-similes  from  old  manuscripts,  views,  etc.  Im- 
perial 8°  half  roan  extra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1876 

2468  Wallon.    Saint  Louis.    Elegantly  illustrated  with  illuminated 

plates  of  miniatures,  fac-similes  of  ancient  manuscripts,  old 
views,  portraits,  maps,  etc.  Imperial  8^  half  morocco  ex- 
tra, gilt  edges.  Tours,  18S0 
\2469  Walti^n,  Izaak.  The  Complete  Angler;  or  the  Contempla- 
tive Man's  Recreation,  Being  a  fac-simile  reprint  of  the  first 
edition,  published  in  1653.  Illustrations.  16°  paper,  un- 
cut. London, 


242  CATALOGUE. 

2470  Walpole,  Horace.     Anecdotes  of  Painting  in  England,  with 

some  account  of  the  principal  artists,  and  incidental  notes 
on  other  arts,  collected  by  the  late  Mr.  George  Vertue,  and 
now  digested  and  published  from  his  original  MS.  by  Mr. 
Horace  Walpole.  First  edition,  with  first  impressions  of 
the  numerous  fine  portraits  and  plates.  (2  or  3  plates  ap- 
parently missing).     5  vols.  4°  tree  calf  extra,  gilt  edges. 

Printed  by  Thomas  Farmer  :  Strawberry  Hill,  1762 

The  rare  Strawberry  Hill  edition,  with  an   autograph    letter  of  Wal- 
pole and  several  portraits  inserted. 

2471  Walpole,     Memoirs  of  the  last  ten  Years  of  the  Reign  of 

George  the  Second.  Large  paper,  with  illustrations  by 
Bentley,  engraved  by  Thomson.      2  vols,  folio,  cloth,  uncut. 

London,  1822 

2472  Walpole.     Anecdotes  of  Painting  in  England,  with  some  of 

the  principal  artists.  With  additions  by  Rev.  James  Dalla- 
way.  New  edition,  revised  by  Ralph  N.  Wornum.  Por- 
traits.    3  vols.  8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1876 

2473  Walpole  of  Woolterton  (Lord).     Answer  to   the  latter  part 

of  Lord  Bolingbroke's  letters  on  the  Study  of  History. 
Presentation  copy  from  the  Author's  Son,  with  his  auto- 
graph letter.    4°  red  morocco,  gilt  edges,  by  J.  Clarke. 

London,  1762 

Privately  printed.     Lord  Walpole  in  his  letter  desires  Mr.  Salter  "to 
lend  it  to  particular  and  trusty  friends  only." 

2474  Walpole  C.  .  .  .  (ourt)  and   Country,  a  Play   of  seven  acts. 

In  which  will  be  reviv'd  the  entertaining  scene  of  the 
Blundering  Brothers.  To  which  is  added  the  comical 
Humours  of  Punch.  The  whole  concluding  with  the 
Grand  Masque,  call'd,  the  Downfall  of  Se'janus.  Vignette 
on  title.     Folio,  half  roan.  London,  1735 

A  Satire  on  Sir  Robert  Walpole  and  his  brother  Horace. 

2475  War  of  1812.     American  Naval  Battles  ;  being   a   complete 

history  of  the  battles  fought  by  the  Navy  of  the  United 
States,  from  its  establishment  in  1794  to  the  present  time. 
20  illustrations.     Small  8°  boards.  Boston,  1837 

2476  War  of  17 12.     Auchinleck,  G.     History  of  the  War  between 

Great  Britain  and  the  United  States  of  America,  during  the 
years  1812,  1813  and  1814.  Inserted  portraits.  Royal  8° 
cloth,  uncut.  Toronto,  1855 

2477  War   of    18 1 2.     Barbarities   of   the    Enemy   exposed   in    a 

report  of  the  committee  of  the  House  of  Representatives  of 
the  United  States,  appointed  to  enquire  into  the  spirit  and 
manner  in  which  the  war  has  been  waged  by  the  enemy. 
16°  cloth.  Worcester,  1814 


CATALOGUE.  243 

2478  War   of    18 1 2.      Anglo    American    Magazine.      Views   and 

illustrations.     6  vols.  8°  cloth,  Toronto,  1852-55 

A  complete  set  of  this  scarce  Magazine,  edited  by  Auchinleck,  author 
of  the  War  of  1S12  and  in  which  his  history  thereof  first  appeared. 

2479  WARof  i8f2,     Brackenridge,    H.    M.     History  of   the    late 

War  between  the  United  States  and  Great  Britain  ;  contain- 
ing a  minute  account  of  the  various  Military  and  Naval 
Operations.     Plates.     12°  half  morocco.       Baltimore,  1817 

2480  War  of  18 12.     Christie,  Robert.     Alilitary  and  Naval  Oper- 

ations in  the  Canadas,  during  the  late  war  with  the  United 
States,     With  6  inserted  autograph  letters.     12°  calf. 

Quebec,  18 18 

2481  War  of  1812.     Christie.     Military  and  Naval  Operations  in 

the  Canadas,  during  the  late  War  with  the  United  States, 
including  also  the  political  History  of  Lower  Canada,  from 
1807  to  1815.  12°  half  roan.  (Title-page  and  2  pages  at 
the  end  in  manuscript.) 

Quebec,  printed;  reprinted,  New  York,  1818 

2482  War   of  18 1 2.     Coffin,  W.  F.     The   War   and    its  Moral,  a 

Canadian  Chronicle.     8°  cloth.  Montreal,  1864 

Some  extra  illustrations  and  autographs  inserted. 

2483  War  of  18 1 2.     Fay,  H.  A.     Collection   of   the   Official    Ac- 

counts in  detail,  of  all  the  battles  fought  by  sea  and  land, 
between  the  navy  and  army  of  the  United  States,  and  the 
navy  and  army  of  Great  Britain,  18 12-15.     ^°  ^^'^  russia. 

New  York,  18 17 

2484  War  of  1812.     Impartial    and    Correct  History  of   the  War 

between  the  United  States  of  America  and  Great  Britain, 
declared  by  a  law  of  Congress,  June  18,  18 12,  and  con- 
cluded by  a  ratification  and  exchange  of  a  Treaty  of  Peace, 
at  the  City  of  Washington,  Feb.  17,  1815.  Plate.  12'^ 
sheep.  New  York,  18 15 

2485  War  of  18 12.     James,  William.     Inquiry  into  the  Merits  of 

the  Principal  Naval  Actions  between  Great  Britain  and  the 
United  States  ;  comprising  an  account  of  all  British  and 
American  ships  of  war  reciprocally  captured  and  destroyed 
since  the  i8th  of  June,  1812.     8^  boards.         Halifax,  1816 

2486  W^R   of   1812.     James.      Full    and  correct  account  of  the 

chief  occurrences  of  the  late  war  between  Great  Britain 
and  the  United  States.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1817 

2487  War  of  1812.     James.     Full  and  correct  account  of  the  mil- 

itary occurrences  of  the  late  war  between  Great  Britain 
and  the  United  States.     Maps.     2  vols.  8°  half  calf. 

London,  181S 
Portrait  and  2  autograph  letters  inserted. 


244  CATALOGUE. 

2488  WARof  1812.     Journal  of  Events  principally  on  the  Detroit 

and  Niagara  Frontiers  during  the  War  of  i8ri,  by  Mer- 
ritt ; — Fragments  of  the  War  of  1812; — Les  Frances  de 
1S12; — Defence  of  Major  General  Proctor,  etc.  6 
Ijunipliiets. 

2489  War  of   1812.     Melish,  John.     INIilitary  and  Topographical 

Atlas  of  the  United  States,  including  the  British  Possess- 
ions and  Florida  ;  to  which  is  added  a  list  of  the  military 
districts,  a  register  of  the  army,  and  a  list  of  the  navy  of 
the  United  States.     5   maps.     8°  half  roan.      Phila.,  1813 

2490  War  of    1812.       Naval  Monument,  containing  official    and 

other  accounts  of  all  the  Navies  of  the  United  States  and 
(iitat  Britain,  during  the  late  war.     Plates.     8°  sheep. 

Boston,  1816 

2491  War  of  18 1 2.     Prevost.     Some  Account  of  the  public  Life  of 

the  late  Lieutenant  General  Sir  George  Prevost,  particu- 
ally  of  his  services  in  the  Canadas.  With  15  inserted  por- 
traits and  autographs.     8°  half  calf.  London,  1823 

2492  War   of    1812.     Richardson,  Major.     War   of   1812.     First 

series,  containing  a  full  and  detailed  Narrative  of  the  oper- 
iitions  of  the  right  division  of  the  Canadian  Army.  With 
14  inserted  portraits,  views,  manuscripts,  etc.     8°  half  roan. 

N.  P.  1842 

2493  War  of    1812.     Rules   and    Articles  for  the  better  Govern- 

ment of  the  Militia  of  the  Province  of  Lower  Canada, 
when  emboided  for  Service.     \G°  paper.  Quebec,  18 12 

2494  War  of  I '■'.1 2.     Sketches  of  the  War  between  United  States 

and  British  Isles,  intended  as  a  faithful  history,  inter- 
spersed vv'ith  geographical  descriptions  of  places,  and 
biographical  notices  of  distinguished  military  and  naval 
commanders.    2  vols,  in  one.     8°  sheep.  Rutland,  Vt.,  1815 

2495  ^^'ar  of  1812.     Thompson,  David.     History  of  the  late  war 

between  Great  Britain  and  the  United  States  of  America. 
16°  boards.     (Broken.)  Niagara,  N.  C,  1832 

3  autographs  and  i  portrait  inserted. 

2496  WARof  1812.     Thompson,     History  of  the  late  war  between 

Great  Britain  and  the  United  States  of  America,  16°  half 
roan.  Toronto,  1846 

The  rare  second  edition  unknown  to  Morgan. 

2497  Warburton,  Eliot.     The  Conquest   of   Canada.      Portrait. 

2  vols.  &°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1849 

249S  Warburton.     Conquest  of  Canada.     12°  boards. 

London,  1857 
2499  Watkin,   E.    W.     Canada  and   the    States.     Recollections, 

1S51  to  1886.     Portrait.     Small  8°  cloth,  uncut.      London. 


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2500  Waking,  J.  B.     The  Arts  connected  with  architecture,  illus- 

trated by  Examples  in  Central  Italy,  of  Stained  Glass, 
Fresco  Ornament,  Marble  and  Enamel  Inlay,  etc.,  from  the 
Thirteenth  to  the  Fifteenth  Century.  With  41  beautiful 
plates  in  colors,  with  descriptive  text.  Imperial  folio,  half 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  London,  1858 

2501  Waring.     Masterpieces  of  Industrial  Art  and    Sculpture    at 

the  International  Exhibition  of  1862.  Consisting  of  300 
plates,  containing  many  hundred  illustrations  of  the  most 
choice  examples,  British  and  Foreign,  executed  in  the 
most  finished  manner,  in  colors  and  gold,  by  Day  &  Son, 
with  descriptions.  3vols.bds,,  uncut,  gilt  tops.  London,  1863 
This  important  work,  more  complete  than  any  of  the  kind  yet  pub- 
lished, is  the  most  magnificent,  useful  and  interesting  souvenir  of  the 
International  Exhibition  of  1862  —  rendering  with  exact  fidelity,  both 
in  form  and  color,  the  chefs  d'ceuvres  of  the  world's  progress  in  art 
and  industry. 

2502  Washington.     Journal  of  Major  George  Washington,    sent 

by  the  Hon.  Robert  Dinwiddle,  to  the  Commandant  of  the 

French  Troops.     IMap.     Royal  8**  paper,  uncut. 

Large  Paper,  only  50  copies  printed.  New  York,  1865 

2503  Washington's  Monuments  of  Patriotism,  being  a  collection 

of  the  most  interesting  documents,  connected  with  the  mili- 
tary command  and  civil  administration  of  the  American 
Hero  and  Patriot.     8°  half  roan.  Phila.,  1802 

2504  Washingtoniana  :  containing  a  Biographical  Sketch  of  the 

late  Gen.  George  Washington,  with  N^arious  outlines  of  his 
character.     Portrait  missing.       12°  sheep.  Baltimore,  1800 

2505  Watts,  Rev.  George.     Sermon  preached   before    the   Trus- 

tees for  establishing  the  Colony  of  Georgia,  at  their  Anni- 
versary Meeting,  Church  of  St.  Bridget,  alias  St.  Bride,  in 
Fleet  street,  London,  March  18,  1735.     4°  paper. 

London,  1736 

2506  Wavlen,    Edward.        Ecclesiastical   Reminiscences   of   the 

United  States.     Frontispiece.     8^  cloth.     (Shaken.) 

London,  1846 

2507  Webster,  Noah.     Dictionary  of  the  English  Language.  Por- 

trait and  illustrations.     Royal  4"  sheep.      Springfield,  1886 

2508  Weckerlin,  J.  B.      Chansons   et   Rondes    Enfantines   des 

Provinces  del  la  France,  avec  notices  et  accompagnement 
de  Piano;  —  Nouvelles  Chansons.  Illustrated  with  full 
page  colored  plates,  head  and  tail  pieces,  etc.  2  vols,  im- 
perial 8°  cloth.  Paris,  1886-89 
Contains  original  French  Canadian  songs,  with  music. 

2509  Weld,    Isaac,    Jr.     Travels   through   the    States   of    North 

America  and  the  Provinces  of  Upper  and  Lower  Canada, 
during  the  years,  1795-97.  Copper  plates  (some  missing). 
4'^  calf.    (Cover  broken.)  London,  1799 


246  CATALOGUE. 

2510  Weld.     Travels  through  the  States  of  North  America,  and 

the  Provinces  of  Upper  and  Lower  Canada,  during  the 
years  1795,  1796,  and  1797.  Numerous  maps  and  copper- 
plates.    2  vols.  8°  sheep.  (Binding  cracked.)  London,  1800 

251 1  Weld.     Voyage  au  Canada,  pendant  les  anne'es   1795,  1796, 

et  1797.  Ouvrage  traduit  de  I'Anglais,  et  enrichie  d'une 
carte  ge'nerale  du  pays,  et  de  onze  planches,  offrant  les 
points  de  vue,  et  notamment  le  fameux  saut  de  Niagara. 
3  vols.  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1800 

2512  Welde,  Thomas.     A    Short  Story  of   the    Rise,  Reign    and 

Ruine  of  the  Antinomians,  Familists  and  Libertines,  that 
infected  the  Churches  of  New  England  ;  and  how  they 
were  confuted  by  the  Assembly  of  Ministers  there  ;  as  also 
of  the  Magistrates  proceedings  in  Court  against  them,  etc. 
First  edition,  pp.  i,  18,  66.  Small  /\.°  half  morocco. 
(Somewhat  cut  into  at  the  bottom.)  London,  1664 

2513  Wesley,  John.     Calm  Address  to  our   American    Colonies, 

1775;  —  Thoughts  upon  Slavery,  1775;  —  Bible  and  the 
Sword,  1776;  —  Letter  to  a  Friend  concerning  Tea,  1749. 
Bound  together.     12°  half  calf.  London,  etc. 

2514  West,  Benjamin.     Account  of   the   observations   of  Venus 

upon  the  Sun,  June,  3,  1769,  at  Providence,  New  England, 
with  some  account  of  the  uses  of  those  observations.  Small 
8°  half  morocco.  Providence  1769 

2515  West,  John.     Substance  of  a  Journal  during  a  residence  at 

the  Red  River  Colony,  British  North  America,  and  frequent 
excursions  among  the  North  West  American  Indians,  1820- 
23.     Plates.  8"  boards.  London,  1827 

2516  Westropp,  H.  M.     Handbook  of  Pottery  and   Porcelain,  or 

history  of  those  arts  from  the  earliest  period.  Illustrations. 
16°  cloth.  New  York. 

2517  Wevl,  Adolph.     Die    Jules   Fonrobert'sche   Samlung  uber- 

seesicher  Miinzen  und  Medaillen.  America.  5  vols,  royal 
8°  paper,  uncut.  Berlin,  1877 

2518  Wheatlev,  H.  B.     The  Dedication  of  Books  to  Patron  and 

Friend ;  a  chapter  in  literary  history.  Whatman  Paper 
Copy.     16°  half  roan,  uncut,  gilt  top.  London,  1887 

2519  Whincop,   Thomas.     Scanderbeg ;    or,  love   and   liberty,  a 

tragedy.  To  which  are  added  a  list  of  all  the  dramatic 
authors  with  some  account  of  their  lives  ;  and  of  all  the 
dramatic  pieces  ever  published  in  the  English  language 
to   the  year  1747.     Portraits.     8°  sheep.  London,  1747 

2520  White,  G.  A.     Halifax  and  its  Business:  containg  a  histor- 

ical sketch  and  description  of  the  City  and  its  Institutions. 
8°  boards.  Halifax,  1876 


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2521  Whittier,   J,    G,     Leaves   from    Margaret    Smith's    Jour- 

nal, in  the  Province  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  1678-9. 
12°  cloth,  uncut.  Boston,  1849 

2522  [Wilkes.]     The  North  Briton.     2  vols.  16°  sheep. 

London,  1763 

2523  WiLKiE,  Sir  David.     Sketches  in  Turkey,  Syria  and  Egypt, 

1840  and  1841,  drawn  on  stone  by  Joseph  Nash.  26  large 
colored  plates,  mounted  on  cardboard,  of  Turkish  and 
Hebrew  costumes  and  customs,  in  a  portfolio.  Atlas  folio, 
half  morocco.  London. 

2524  Wilkinson's  Atlas  Classica,  being  a  collection  of  Maps  of 

the  countries  mentioned  by  the  ancient  authors.  Folio, 
half  roan.  London,  1842 

2525  Wilkinson's  Londina  Illustrater;  or,  graphic  and  historical 

illustrations  of  the  most  interesting  and  curious  architec- 
tural Monuments  of  the  city  and  suburbs  of  London  and 
Westminster,  as  monasteries,  churches,  palaces,  halls,  places 
of  early  amusements,  theatres,  old  houses,  etc.  207  copper 
plate  engravings.  2  vols,  large  folio,  half  crimson  morocco, 
gilt  tops.  (Re-issue):  London,  1819-25 

2526  WiLLARD,  S.     The  Child's  Portion  :  Or  the  unseen  Glory  of 

the  Children  of  God,  Asserted,  and  proved  :  Together  with 
several  other  Sermons  Occasionally  Preached,  and  now 
published.  By  Samuel  Willard,  Teacher  of  a  Church  in 
Boston,  New  England.  Boston,  in  New  England,  Printed 
by  Samuel  Green,  and  are  to  be  sold  by  Samuel  Phillips,  at 
the  West  end  of  the  Town-house,  1684;  —  The  Righteous 
Man's  Death,  a  Presage  of  evil  approaching :  A  Sermon 
Occasioned  by  the  Death  of  Major  Thomas  Savage,  Esq. ; 
Preached  Febr.  19,  1681.  By  Samuel  Willard,  Teacher  of 
a  Church  in  Boston,  N.  E.  Boston  in  New  England,  Printed 
by  Samuel  Green,  1684;  —  The  only  sure  way  to  prevent 
threatened  Calamity  :  As  it  was  delivered  in  a  Sermon, 
Preached  at  the  Court  of  Election,  May  24,  1682;  —  All 
Plots  against  God  and  his  People  Detected  and  Defeated, 
as  it  was  delivered  in  a  Sermon  at  a  Fast  kept  by  the  first 
gathered  Church  in  Boston,  Jan.  25,  1682.  16°  in  the 
original  sheep  binding  and  wooden  boards.  Boston,  1684 
The  Massachusetts  Election  sermon  for  16S2  was  not  issued  sepa- 
rately. On  page  i,  in  old  handwriting,  is  the  name,  "  Saml.  Adams's 
Book,  August  9,  1777,"  and  on  a  front  fly  leaf  is  a  list  of  the  contents 
in  the  same  hand. 

2527  WiLLEMS,    Alphonse.      Les   Elzevier,   Histoire   et   Annales 

Typographiques.     Illustrations.     Royal  8°  boards,  uncut. 

Bruxelles,  1880 

2528  Williams,  J.      Life  and   Actions   of  Alexander   the    Great. 

Small  8°  half  morocco.    First  Canada  edition.    Niagara,  1831 


248  CATALOGUE. 

2529  Williams,    Mrs.      Neutral   French,  or  the  Exiles  of  Nova 

Scotia.     12°  cloth.  Providence,  1841 

2530  [Williams,  Roger.]      A  Paraenetick  or  humble  addresse  to 

the  Parliament  and  Assembly  for  (not  loose,  but)  Christian 
Libertie.     pp.  44.     Small  4°  half  calf.  London,  1644 

The  author  of  this  rare  tract  is  not  definitely  known.  A  note  in  the 
John  Brown  Carter  Catalogue  says,  "This  little  tract  has  from  its  style 
and  arguments  been  with  some  reason  ascribed  to  Roger  Williams." 

2531  Willmott,  Robert  A.     Pleasures,  Objects,  and  Advantages 

of  Literature.     16°  cloth.  London,  1866 

2532  Wills,  W.  H.      Poets'  Wit  and  Humour.      Illustrated  with 

100  engravings  from  drawings  by  Charles  Bennett  and  G. 
H.  Thomas.     Small  4°  full  crimson  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

London. 

2533  WiLLVAMS,  Rev.  C.     Selection  of  Views  in  Egypt,  Palestine, 

Rhodes,  Italy,  Minorca,  and  Gibraltar.  64  finely  colored 
engravings.     Folio,  half  roan.  London,  1822 

2534  Wilson,   F.,  and  A.   B.  Richards.      Britain  Redeemed  and 

Canada  Preserved.     8°  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1850 

2535  WiNTERBOTHAM,  W.     Historical,  Geographical,  Commercial, 

and  Philosophical  View  of  the  United  States,  and  of  the 
European  Settlements  in  America  and  the  West  Indies. 
Portraits.     Maps  and  plates.     4  vols.  &°  half  sheep. 

London,  1785 

2536  [Wirt,  William.]     Letters  of  the  British  Spy.     16°  sheep. 

Richmond,  1805 

2537  Wisconsin  Historical  Society  Collections.      Vols.  7    and   8, 

1873-79.     2  vols.  8°  cloth.  Madison,  1876-79 

2538  Wolfe.      General  Wolfe's  Instructions  to  young  Officers  ; 

also  his  orders  for  a  battalion  and  an  army  :  also  a  Placart 
to  the  Canadians,  etc.  Second  edition.  12'*  half  crimson 
morocco.  London,  1780 

2539  Wolfe.      A   Poem  sacred  to  the  Memory  of  James  Wolfe, 

Esq.,  Major  General,  etc.,  who  was  slain  upon  the  Plains  of 
Abraham,  Sept.  13,  1759.  pp.  19.  8°  half  turkey  morocco, 
gilt  top.  James  Parker  &:  Co.:  New  Haven  (1759) 

2e;4o  Wolfe.  Life  of  General  James  Wolfe,  the  Conqueror  of 
Canada  ;  or,  the  Eulogium  of  that  renowned  Hero,  attempted 
according  to  the  Rules  of  Eloquence.  With  a  Monumental 
Inscription,  Latin  and  English,  to  perpetuate  his  Memory. 
By  J***P******.     4°  halt  roan.      London,  1760 

2541  Wolfe.  An  Address  before  the  New  England  Historic 
Genealogical  Society,  in  the  Hall  of  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives of  Massachusetts,  Sept.  i,  1850.  looth  Anniver- 
sary of  the  death  of  Major-General  James  Wolfe.  By 
Lorenzo  Sabine.     8°  paper.  Boston,  1859 


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2542  Wolfe,     Life  of,  founded  on  Ori;^M"nal  Documcnls  ;)nd    illus- 

trated by  his  Correspondence.  IW  Robert  \\'ri;;Iit.  I'or- 
trait.     8"  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1^04 

2543  Wolff,  Albert.      Figaro-Salon,  18S6.      ^^"ilh  upwards  of^qo 

double  page  illustrations.    Folio,  half  morocco,  TaiLs. 

2544  Wolff.     Figaro-Salon,  1S87,  'SS  and  part  i  of  09.     Xuintr- 

ous  fine  double  page  and  other  ilhi^lralions.     1  r  jiarts  folio. 

J'aris,  1887-9 

2545  Wolff.     The  Same,  for  18S7.     5  parts  fulio.         J'aris,  1SS7 

2546  WoLTMAN  and  Woermnnn.     History  of  ancient,  early  Christ- 

ians, and  mediaeval  Printing.  Edited  by  Sidney  Colvin. 
Numerous  illustrations.     2  noIs.  .\°  half  roan. 

New  ^'()l  k,  iSSS 

2547  Woods,  J.  C.     Old  and  Rare  Books.     An  elementary  lecture 

delivered  at  the  Royal  Institution  of  South  Wales,  Swansea, 
March  2,  18S5.     8°  vellum-paper,  uncut.  London,  1885 

2548  Woods,  N.  A,      Prince   of  Wales  in  Canada  and  the  I'nited 

States,     12°  half  morocco.  London,  1801 

2549  Words  and  Places,  by  Isaac  Taylor; — English  Literature 

in  the  reign  of  Victoria,  by  Henry  Morley.  2  vols.  12° 
cloth.  Leipzig  and  London,  1881-8 

2550  Woodward,  Ashbel.      Wampum,  a  paper  presented  to  the 

Numismatic  and  Antiquarian  Society  of  Philadelphia.  8° 
cloth.  Albany,  1878 

2551  WooLEV,   Charles.       Two  Years'  Journal  in  New  York,  and 

part  of  its  territories  in  America.  New  edition,  with  an  in- 
troduction and  copious  historical  notes  by  E.  B.  O'Calla- 
ghan,     8°  cloth,  uncut.  New  York,  i860 

2552  Wright,  Rev,  G.  N,     Life  and  Reign  of  William  the  Fourth. 

Numerous  portraits  and  plates,  2  vols,  8°  half  morocco, 
uncut,  gilt  tops.  London. 

2553  Wright,  J.     American   Negotiator  :  or  the    various  curren- 

cies of  the  British  Colonies  in   America.     S°  sheep. 

London,  1761 

2554  Wright,    Thomas.     Womankind  in  Western    Europe,  from 

the  earliest  times  to  the  Seventeenth  Century.  Illustrated 
with  illuminated  plates  and  numerous  wood  engravings  in 
the  text.     Small  4°  cloth,  London,  1869 

2555  Wright,     Caricature  History  of  the  Georges,     Nearly  400 

illustrations.     Small  8°  cloth,  London. 

2556  Writer's  Handbook  (The).     A  Guide  to  the  Art  of  Compo- 

sition.    8°  half  morocco.  Philadelphia,  i888 

2557  Wynne.     General  History  of  the  British  Empire  in  America. 

3  vols.  S'^  calf,  London,  1770 


250  CATALOGUE. 

2558  Wyatt,  D.     Industrial  Arts  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  :  a 

Series  of  Illustrations  of  the  choicest  specimens  produced 
by  every  Nation  at  the  Great  Exhibition  of  Works  of  In- 
dustry, 1851,  with  158  elaborate  plates  executed  in  the  ex- 
act colours  of  the  originals,  Sculptures,  Metal-Work,  Tex- 
tile Fabrics,  Lace  and  Embroidery,  Porcelain,  Wood  and 
Ivory  Carving,  etc.    5  vols,  imperial  folio,  original  boards. 

London,  1851-53 

This  beautiful  work  forms  in  itself  a  perfect  cyclopaedia  of  Design  in 
all  branches  of  Art.  The  plates  have  the  appearance  of  original 
paintings,  and  have  never  been  surpassed  in  gorgeousness  of  coloring. 

2559  WvATT,  Sir  Digby.     The  Art  of  Illuminating  as  practised  in 

Europe,  from  the  earliest  Times,  illustrated  by  borders, 
initial  letters,  alphabets,  etc.,  selected  from  the  British 
Museum,  South  Kensington  Museum,  and  other  important 
Collections,  by  W.  Tymms,  with  an  Essay  on  the  art,  and 
instructions  as  to  its  practice  in  the  present  day,  by  M. 
Digby  Wyatt.     Imperial  8°  cloth,  gilt  edges.    London,  i86o 

This  magnificent  work  contains  102  plates,  all  illuminated  in  gold 
and  colors  and  194  pages  of  te.xt  surrounded  with  borders  in  colors. 

2560  Wynne,  James,     Private  Libraries  of  New  York,     Frontis- 

piece. Imperial  8°  full  russia  super  extra,  uncut  edges,  gilt 
top.  New  York,  i860 

Large  paper.     Only  100  copies  printed. 

2561  Wytfliet,  Cornelius.     Descriptionis  Ptolemicifi  Avgmentvm, 

sive  Occidentis  Notitia.  With  19  maps  of  America,  Folio, 
calf,  Gerardi  Riuii :  Lovanii,  1598 

The  first  special  atlas  of  the  New  World. 

2562  ^7'ENOPHON.     The  Anabasis,  or  Expedition  of   Cyrus, 
y\^     and  the  Memorabilia  of  Socrates.      Translated  by   J. 

S.Watson.    Portrait.    12°  cloth,  uncut,  Bohn  :  London,  187 1 

2563  Xenophon.     Cyrdpa?dia,  or  Institution  of   Cyrus,    and    the 

Hellenics,  or  Grecian  History,  Translated  by  J.  S.  Watson 
and  Henry  Dale.  .  12°  cloth,  uncut.      Bohn  :  London,  1876 


2564  "X/OUNG,  George  R.     Letters  to  the  Right  Hon.   E.  G. 

j[  S.  Stanley,  upon  the  existing  treaties  with  France  and 
America,  as  regards  their  "  Rights  of  Fishery  "  upon  the 
coasts  of  Nova  Scotia,  Labrador  and  Newfoundland.  Map, 
8°  half  roan.  London,  1834 

2565  Yapp,  G.  W.     Art   industry.        Furniture,     Cpholstery,     and 

House  Decoration,  illustrative  of  the  arts  of  the  carpenter, 
joiner,  cabinet-maker,  painter,  decorator,  and  upholsterer. 
With  1200  illustrations.     Thick  folio,  cloth.  London, 


CATALOGUE.  251 

2566  Year  Book  and  Almanack  of  Canada  for  1S67  to  1875.  9 
years,  bound  in  two  volumes  with  maps.  8°  half  roan  and 
boards.  Montreal,  n.    d. 

5567  Yeats,  John.  Technical  History  of  Commerce;  or  Skilled 
Labor  applied  to  Production.     Map,     12°  cloth. 

London,  187  i 

2568  Ye  Last  Sweet  Thing  in  Corners,  being  Ye  Faithful  Drama 
of  Ye  Artists  Vendetta.     Square  8°  cloth.  Phila. 

7569  YoNGE,  Charlotte  Af.  History  of  Christian  Names.  12*^ 
cloth,  uncut.  London,  1884 

2570  Young,  G.  A.     Canadian  Question.     8"^  half  roan. 

London,  1839 

2571  Young,  William.     Latin-English    Dictionary,   containing   ail 

the  words  proper  for  reading  the  classic  writers,  with  the 
authorities  subjoined.     8°  cloth.  Edinburgh,   iSir 

2572  Ai.den's  Cyclopsedia  of  Universal  Literature,  presenting  bio- 

graphical and  critical  notices  and  specimens  from  the  writ- 
ings of  eminent  authors  of  all  Ages  and  all  nations.  4  vols. 
12°  cloth.  New  York,  1885 

2573  Almanac.     Toronto  Almanac  and  Royal  Calendar  of  Upper 

Canada,  1S39.     16°  paper  (shaken).  Toronto. 

2574  Anderson.     Son  of  a  Genius;  a  Tale  for  the  use  of  Youth. 

Wood-cuts  by  Dr.  Anderson.     16"^  halt  russia. 

New  York,  181 8 

2575  DuNCOMP.E,  Dr.  C.     Report  upon  the  subject   of   Education 

made  to  the  Parliament  of  Upper  Canada  the  25th  of  Feb- 
ruary, 1836.     8°  half  roan.  Toronto,  1836 

2576  BousQUET,  J.     Nouveau  Tableau    de  TAmour    Conjugal.     4 

vols.  18''  paper.  Paris. 

-577  Colonial  Protestant  (The),  and  Journal   of   Literature  and 

Science.      Edited   by   Rev,    W.   Taylor   and    Rev,   J,    M. 

Cramp.     Vol.  i.     8°  half  roan.  Montreal,  1848 

2578  Cohen,  Henry.     Guide  de  I'Amateur  de  Livres  a  Gravures 

du  XVHI  Siecle.  Cinquieme  edition,  revue,  corrige'e  et 
considerablement  augmente'e  par  le  Baron  Roger  Portalis. 
Royal  8°  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  1886 

Only  iooo  copies  printed. 

2579  GossE,  P.  PL     The    Romance   of   Natural    History.     Proof 

sheets  with  author's  autograph  corrections,     12"^  unbound. 

London,  i860 

2580  Jackson,     A  View  of  the  Political  Situation  of  the  Province 

of  L^pper  Canada  in  North  America,  with  notes  and  appen- 
dix,    8"  unbound,  London,  1809 
Contains  letters  and  speeches  of  Brant. 

3190  Cartier,  Jacques.     Documents  Nouveaux,  recueilles  par  F. 
Jouon  des  Longrais.     16''  paper,  uncut.  Paris,  18S8 


252  CATALOGUE. 

3191  Cartier.     Recherches  sur  sa  personne  et  sur  sa  famille,  par 

H.  Harout.     8°  paper.  Nantes,  1884 

3192  Lescarbot,  Marc.     Histoire   de  la  Nouvelle  France,  conte- 

nant  les  Navigations,  D^couvertes  et  Habitations  faitcs 
par  les  Frangais  es  Indes  Occidentales  et  Nouvelle  France. 
Avec  les  Muses  de  la  Nouvelle  France.  Nouvelle  edition. 
Maps.     3  vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.  Tross  :  Paris,  1866 

3193  Sagard,  Gabriel.     Histoire  du  Canada,  et  Voyages  que  les 

Freres  Mineurs  Recollects  y  ont  faicts  pour  la  conversion 
des  infidelles.    4  vols.  12°  paper,  uncut.   Tross:  Paris,  1865 

3194  Sagard.     Le  Grand  Voyage  du  Pays  des  Hurons    situ^  en 

I'Amerique  vers  la  Mer  douce,  es  derniers  confins  de  la 
Nouvelle  France.  Avec  un  dictionnaire  de  la  langue 
Huronne.     2  vols.  12°  half  morocco.        Tross:  Paris,  1865 

3195  Petitot,  Emile.     Traditions    Indiennes    du    Canada    Nord- 

Ouest.  Textes  originaux  et  Traduction  litt^raire.  8° 
paper.  Allengon,  1887-8 

3196  Roy,  Jennet.     History  of    Canada.     Original  edition.     Very 

rare.     8°  half  roan.  Montreal,  1847 

3197  Wilson,  Rev.  E.  F.     The  Ojibway  Language,  a  Manual  for 

Missionaries  and  others  employed  among  the  Ojibway 
Indians.  Grammar,  Dictionary,  etc.  12°  cloth.  Toronto,  187 1 

3198  Magasin    du    Bas    Canada.     M.    Bibaud,    editeur.     Vol.   i, 

complete,  in  the  original  parts.     Rare.  Montreal,  1832 

3199  L'Abeille   Canadienne.       Journal    de    Littc^rature    et    de 

Sciences,  par  Henri  Meziere,  from  Nov.,  18 18,  to  Jan.  15, 
1819.     6  nos.,  with  manuscript  index. 

3200  BiBLioTHEQUE  Canadienne.     Complete,  June,  1825,  to  Dec, 

1829.  54  nos.  in  the  original  covers,  (i  cover  and  i  leaf 
missing.) 


CATALOGUE.  253 


MAPS     AND     CHARTS, 


258o*Admirality  Maps  (Coast  Surve\').     River  St.  Lawrence.  (6) 

2581  America.     Map   of   a   part   of   America,  comprising   Nova 

Francia,  Terra  nova,  Normbega,  Mocosa,  Virginia,  Florida, 

Mexico,    Hispania    nova,  Antillas,  Castilia   del    ouro,  Cari- 

bana  and  Guiana.     Finely  engraved  on  copper.     Mounted, 

About  1650 

25S2  America.     Figura  Naturalis   America   Australis,    1700;  — 

America  Australis,  1699  ;  —  Archipelagi   Americani,  1700  ; 

—  America  Borealis,  1699  and   other  early  maps.     4°.     (8) 

2583  America,    by   R.    Bennett,    1759;  —  New    Map    of    North 

America,  1761  ;  —  New  Map  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  ;  — 
Plan  of  the  Township  of  Nichol,  Canada  West  ;  —  Plan  of 
Montreal,   1760,  etc. 

2584  American  Revolution.     Maps   of   the   several  States,  pub- 

lished between  1778  and  1781.     (12) 

2585  Atlas    JSFinor ;    das    ist    eine   Kurtze,    jedoch    griindliche 

Beschreibung  der  gantzen  Welt.  With  descriptions  and 
numerous  finely  engraved  maps,  including  a  complete  set 
of  maps  of  America.     2  vols,  in  i,  small  oblong  folio,  sheep. 

Joannis  Janssonii,  165 1 

2586  Atlas.     Catalan  de  I'an  1374,  conserve  parmi   les  MSS.  de 

la   bibliotheque    du   roi.     6  maps,   with  text  by   J.    A.   C. 

Buchon.  Pads,  1844 

Important  publication  relating  to  the  history  of  mediaeval  geography. 

25S7  Bellin.     Partie   Occidentale   et   Orientale   de  la  Nouvelle 
France  ou  du  Canada.     Colored.     2  sheets.        Paris,  1755 

2588  Bellin.     Partie   Orientale   de   la   Nouvelle    France   ou  du 

Canada.     Plain.  Paris,   1755 

2589  Boston.     Ante-Revolutionary  Plans.     (2) 

2590  Bouchette,   Joseph.     Map  of  the  Province   of  Upper  and 

Lower  Canada,  with  the  adjacent  parts  of  the  United 
States  of  America.     Elephant  folio.     Mounted  on  linen. 

2591  British  Provinces.    Nova  Scotia (178 1)  ; — NewFound  Land, 

1762; — Plan  du  Port  Dauphin,  1744;  —  Karte  von  Aca- 
dia, 1744,  etc.  (6). 

2592  Cabot.     Figura  extensa   en    piano,  anno   1544.     Fac-simile 

by  Pilinski,  from  the  unique  copy  in  the  Bibliotheque  Xation- 
ale  in  Paris. 


254  CATALOGUE. 

2593  Canada.     Tramontana.     II    Disegno    del    discoperto  della 

noua  Francia,  etc. 

Venetiis  aeneis  formis  Bolognini  Zalterii :  Anno  1566 

2594  Canada.     Carte  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  ou  se  voit  le  cours 

des  grandes  rivieres  de  Saint  Laurens  et  de  Mississippi 
aujourd'hui  Saint  Louis,  aux  environs  desquelles  se  trou- 
vent  les  etats,  pais,  nations,  peuples,  etc.,  de  la  Floride,  de  la 
Louisiane,  de  laVirginie,  de  I'Acadie,  du  Canada,  etc.    1720 

2595  Canada.     Prospect   der  Haupt-Stadt  Quebec  (1760.)     Plan 

of  the  Town  and  Fortifications  of  Montreal,  1760;  —  lies 
of  Montreal  (1745),  etc.     (4). 

2596  Canada.     Plan  de  la  Ville  de  Quebec  (1762) ;  —  Plan  de  la 

Baye  de  Chibouctou  nommee  paries  Anglois  Halifax,  1763. 
(2)  Paris. 

2597  Canada.     Map  of  the  Province  of  Upper  Canada,  describing 

all  new  settlements,  townships,  etc.  London,  1838 

2598  Cantino's   Tvlap,   1502,     Fragment   du    planisphere  envoye 

de  Lisbonne  a  Hercule  d'Este,  due  de  Ferrare,  avant  le  19 
November,  i502,par  Alberto  Cantino.  Piliniski's  fac-simile, 
made  for  Harrisse's  Corte  Real.    Elephant  folio. 

2599  Champlain's  Voyages.     Carte  geographique  de  la  Nouvelle 

France  en  son  uray  meridien.  The  rare  original  folding 
map  from  the  edition  of  1613,  with  the  legend,  usually 
wanting  in  the  book. 

2600  CuAMPLAiN.     Set  of  the  very  scarce  Maps  from  the  Champ- 

lain  of  1613,  all  with  the  legends,  comprising  R.  Saint 
Jehan,  Port  des  Mines,  Port  Royal,  Port  au  Mouton,  Port 
Saint-Louis,  Le  Beau  Port,  Malle  Barre,  Fort  Fortune, 
Quebec,  Montreal,  Le  Grand  Sault  Saint-Louis,  Habitation 
de  rile  Sainte-Croix,  Habitation  du  Port  Royal,  Defaite  des 
Iroquois  au  Lac  de  Champlain,  etc.  17  rare   original  maps. 

2601  Columbus.     Tabula  Terre  Nove.  (Strassbourg,  1513). 

A  fine  colored  copy  of  the  rare  Admiral's   map   supposed   to  have 
been  compiled  by  Columbus. 

2602  CoRONELLi,  P.     Partie  Orientale  du  Canada  ou  de  la   Nou- 

velle France  avec  la  Nouvelle  Angleterre,  la  Novelle 
Ecosse,  la  nouvelle  Yorck,  et  la  Virginie.  Colored.  With 
numerous  historical  notes.  Paris,  168S 

2603  CoRONELLi.     L'Amerique  Septentrionale,  ou  la   partie   sep- 

trionale   des   Indes    Occidentales.     Colored.     Paris,    1689 

2604  Cosa's  Map.     Mappemonde  de  Jean  de  la  Cosa,   pilote    de 

Christophe  Colomb,  fin  du  xve  siecle.  From  Jomard's 
Atlas.     3  sheets  elephant  folio. 

Very  interesting  map  relating  to  the  discovery  of  America. 

2605  Fac-similes.     Montreal  in  1675  ;  Jacobs'    Americas  Septen- 

trionalis,  1621  ;  Hennepin's  Carte  de  la  Nouvelle  France  et 
de  la  Louisiane,  1683,  etc.    (7) 


CATALOGUE.  255 

2606  Desnos,  L.  C.     L'Amerique  Meridionale  et  Septentrionale, 

dressee  sur  les  nouvelles  decouvertes  et  dernieres  Relations 
des  meilleurs  Navigateurs  de  ce  temps.  With  medallion 
portraits  of  early  explorers,  including  Cartier,  etc. 

Paris,   1760 

2607  French  War.    Seat  of   War  in  the   Northern    Colonies.     A 

General  map  of  the  Northern  British  Colonies  in  America, 
which  comprehend  the  Province  of  Quebec,  the  govern- 
ment of  Newfoundland,  Nova  Scotia,  New  England  and 
New  York.  London,  1776 

2608  Genest,  M.  a.     Carte  de  la  Nouvelle  France,  pour  servir  a 

I'etude  de  I'histoire  du  Canada,  depuis  sa  de'couverte  jusqu' 
en  1760.     Elephant  folio.     Mounted  on  linen. 

Montreal,  1875 

2609  Hawkins,  Alfred.     Plan  of  the  Military  and    Naval    Opera- 

tions before  Quebec.     Elephant  folio.  Quebec,  1841 

2610  Henri  II.-  Map.     Mappemonde  peinte  sur  parchemin   par 

ordre  de  Henri  H.  From  Jomard's  Atlas.  4  sheets  ele- 
phant folio,  mounted  on  linen. 

Comprises  Map  of  Roberval's  expedition  to  Canada,  in  154::. 

2611  Jaillot.      Amerique  Septentrionale  devise'e  en  ses   princi- 

pales  parties;  —  Amerique  Meridionale.  Both  colored. 
2  sheets,  elephant  folio.  Paris,  1696 

2612  Jaillot.     Le   Canada,  ou    Partie   de    la   Nouvelle   France. 

Colored.     Large  folio.  Paris,  i6g6 

2613  Jaillot.     Partie  de  la  Nouvelle  France.  Large  folio.- 

Paris,  (1760) 

2614  Jaillot,  Hubert.     Amerique  Septentrionale,  divise'e  en  ses 

principales  parties.     Large  folio.  Paris,  (1719) 

2615  LouiSBOURG.     Plan  de  la  ville    et   du    port  de   Louisbourg- 

leveeni756.  Paris,  1779 

2616  Mississippi.     Les  Costes  aux  environs  de  la  Riviere  de  Mis- 

isipi,  decouvertes  par  M.  de  la  Salle  en  1683,  et  reconnues 
par  I\L  le  Chevalier  d'  Iberville  en  169S  et  1699,  par  ^L  de 
Fer.  Paris,  1705 

2617  Montreal.     Plan  of  the  Town  and  Fortifications   of   Mon- 

treal, i860;  —  Karte  von  der  Insel,  Montreal,  1760; — lies 
of  Montreal,  1760.     3  maps. 

261 8  New  York.     Novi  Belgii  novae  que  Anglias  nee  non    Penn- 

sylvania et  partes  Virginze  tabula,  multes  in  loces  emendata 
a  justo  Danckers.  With  a  rare  view  of  "  New  York."  Col- 
ored.    Large  folio,  very  rare.  Circa,  1670 

2619  New  York,     Novi  Belgii   novae  que  Anglias  nee  non    partis 

Virginee  tabula,  a  Nicolas  Joannis  Visschero.  Fac-simile  of 
the  original  Dutch  map.  New  York,  1833 

2620  New  York.     Plan  of  the  City  and  Environs  of  New  York  in 

North  America,  (1776.) 


256  CATALOGUE. 

2621  Ortelius,  a.     Maris    Pacifici   (quod    vulgo    Mar  del    Zur), 

cum  regionibus  circuniiacentibus,  insulisque  in  eodem 
passim  sparsis,  novissima  descriptio.     Folio,  1589. 

2622  Philadelphia.     Map   of   Philadelphia  and  parts  adjacent, 

with  a  perspective  view  of  the  State  House.  By  N.  Scull 
and  G.  Heap,  1750. 

2623  Ptolomv.      Tabu,    Nova   Orbis,    (Lyon,     1535);  —  Tabula 

Noua  Totius  Orbis,  (Vienne,  1541) ;  —  Typus  Orbis  Des- 
criptione  Ptolemoei,  (Vienne,  1541.)     3  rare  wood-cut  maps. 

2624  Ptolomv.     Typus   Universalis;  —  Typus   Orbis   Ptol.    Des- 

criptus ;  —  Nova  Insulce  XXVI,  Nova  Tabula.  Rare 
wood-cut  maps  from  the  Ptolomy  of  Basle,  1552.     (3) 

2625  Quebec.     Ville  de  I'Amerique  Septentrionale  dans  la  Nou- 

velle  Francib,  1690.  Rare  map,  showing  the  position  of  the 
iieet  composing  Sir  William  Phipps'  expedition. 

2626  Quebec.     Plan  of   the  River  St.  Lawrence,  with  the  opera- 

tions of  the  Siege  of  Quebec,  1759  ;  —  Map  of  the  Country 
round  Quebec,  with  the  camps  of  the  English  and  French 
at  the  siege  thereof,  1759  ;  —  Grundriss  der  Stadt  Quebec, 
1757; — Plan  of  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  with  the  oper- 
ations of  the  Siege  of  Quebec,  1763.     (4) 

2627  Ribero.       The    Second   Borgian   Map   by   Diego    Ribero, 

Seville,  1529.  Reproduced  from  the  original  in  the  Museum 
of  the  Propaganda  in  Rome.  Elephant  folio,  ^^ounted 
on  linen.  London. 

2628  Sanson,  N.     Amerique    Septentrionale,  1650;  —  Amerique 

Septentrionale,  revue  et  change'e  en  plusieurs  endroits  sui- 
vant  les  Memoires  les  plus  recents,  1669.  Colored.  2 
sheets.  Paris,  1650-69 

2629  Sanson.     Le  Canada,  ou  Nouvclle  France.     Colored. 

Paris,  1656 

2630  Sanson.     Amerique  Septentrionale.     Colored.      Paris,  1660 

2631  Senex,   John.      North    America   and    South    America.      2 

sheets,  elephant  folio.  London,  1710 

2632  Senex.     New  Map  of  America,  (1721) 

2633  Tableau   des  Pavilions   ou   Bannieres   que  la  pluspart  des 

nations  arborent  a  la  mer.     Elephant  folio. 

2634  United  States.     Laurie  and  Whittle's  Maps.     (5) 

London,  1794 
2634*Lescardot.  Riviere  du  Canada,  et  Cotes  de  I'Ocean  en  la 
Nouvelle  France.  Original  map  from  the  Lescarbot  of 
1612. 
2635*Lescarbot.  Figure  de  la  Terre  Neuve,  Grande  Riviere  de 
Canada,  et  Cotes  de  I'Ocean  en  la  Nouvelle  France.  Fac- 
simile of  the  large  map  from  the  Lescarbot  of   16 13. 


Cx\TALOGUE.  257 


AUTOGRAPH    LETTERS  AND   HISTORICAL 
DOCUMENTS. 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

ff. /.  J.  autograph  letter  signed;  /.  j.  letter  signed  ,#^.  x.  document  signed; 
a.  n.  s.  autograph  note  signed. 

Autographs  will  be  sold  per  part  or  piece,  and  bids  bj'  mail  or  otherwise 
must  be  made  accordingly. 

In  all  cases  of  disputed  bids,  the  lot  shall  be  re-sold. 


2635  Abercrombie,  Genl.  James,     Commander  in  Chief  of  British 

Army  in  America,  /.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  "  New  York,  1758,"  to 
Gov.  Sharpe  of  Maryland,  announcing  the  removal  of  the 
embargo. 

2636  AcHMET,  Pasha,  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Sultan's  Army, 

Embassador  to  St.  Petersburg,  a.  1.  s.  i  p.  4°  1835. 

2637  Addison,  Joseph,  Celebrated  English    Essayist   and    States- 

man, a.  I.  s.  I  p.  4°  "Dublin  Castle,  May  24,  1709,"  to 
John  Taylor,  an  eminent  English  Unitarian  minister. 
"...  We  have  lately  had  pretty  good  success  against  the 
Privateers  that  infest  these  coasts.  The  Speedwell  about  a 
week  ago  retook  a  Rich  Jamaica  Merchant,  and  at  the  same 
time  took  a  French  sloop.  Since  that,  the  Shoreham  has 
taken  a  French  privateer  of  St.  Malos  of  twelve  gunnes  and 
So  men.  ..."     Very  rare. 

2638  Ac-uiLAR,  Grace,  Authoress,  Autograph  Manuscript    signed, 

16  pp.  4°  "  The  Stone  Cutter's  Boy  of  Possagno.  A  Sketch 
from  his  Life,  by  Grace  Aguilar." 

2639  Albemarle,  George  Monk,  Duke  of.  General  of  the    Parlia- 

ment Army,  as  Admiral  defeated  Van  Tromp,  etc.,  d.  s.  i  p. 
folio,  1668,  signed  also  by  Sir  Thomas  Clifford,  one  of  th" 
"  Cabal"  Ministry,  and  others.  Rare.  Repa3nienf  to  .Mt 
Peter  Lely  of  money  loaned  to  His  Majesty. 
26.10  Alison,  Sir  Archibald,  English  historian,  </.  /.  >■.  3  pp.  8"" 
1S53.     Cost  of  his  Baronetcy, 


25S  CATALOGUE, 

2641  Amherst,    Lord   Jeffrey,    Commander   in    Chief   of    British 

Army,  etc.,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "New  York,  1761,"  to  Sir  Wm. 
Johnson,  in  relation  to  Indian  Captives, 

2642  Amherst,  Lord  Jeffrey,    Commander   in   Chief    of    British 

Army  in  America,  Colonial  Gov.  of  Virginia,  a.  l.  in  3d 
person,  1  p.  4°  "  Whitehall,  1779."' 

2643  Amherst,  Lord  Jeffrey,    Commander   in    Chief    of    British 

Army,  etc.,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "  New  York,  1762,"  relative  to 
deserters  from  the  Army. 

2644  Amherst,    Lord   Jeffrey,   Commander   in    Chief    of   British 

Army,  etc.,  /.  s.  i  p.  4°  "New  York,  1761,"  to  Col.  Brad- 
street,  in  relation  to  military  affairs  on  the  St.  Lawrence  Sor 
the  Capture  of  Montreal, 

2645  Amherst,    L-ord   Jeffrey,    Commander   in    Chief   of   British 

Arm)',  etc.,  /.  s.  1  p.  4°  "  New  York,  1760,"  to  Cadwalladcr 
Colden, 

2646  Amherst,    Lord   Jeffrey,   Commander    in    Chief   of    British 

Army,  etc.,  l.s.  i  p.  4^  "Albany,  1761,"  to  Thomas  Han- 
cock, relative  to  Army  transports. 

2647  Anne,  Queen   of  England,  ^.  .<■.     1    p.  folio,  "  Court   of    St, 

James,  17 10."  Signed  also  by  Lord  Godolphin. 
264S  Arnold,  Hannah,  Sister  of  Genl.  Benedict  Arnold,  a  L  s. 
I  p.  4°  "  New  Haven,  Aug.  10,  1776,"  to  "  Brig-GenI,  Bene- 
dict Arnold,  at  Ticonderoga,"  and  endorsed  by  him. 
"...  I  am  glad  to  hear  your  lieet  is  in  such  forwardness  ; 
I  here  is  a  formidable  army  &:  fleet  at  N.  York  &:  General 
Washington  has  sent  for  the  militia  of  this  Colony  to  be 
raised  forthwith,  expect  a  bloody  scene  will  present  there 
soon,  but  our  cause  is  Just,  and  to  the  great  disposer  of  all 
events  we  must  commit  the  issue.  ..." 

2649  Aylmer,  Lord   and    Lord   Gosford,  British   Statesmen    and 

Governors  of  Canada,  a.  I.  s.     3  pp.  8^  of  each,  1834,  1S23. 

2650  Bacon,  Lord    Francis,  Baron    Verulam,  Lord    Chancellor  of 

England,  d.  s.  portion  of.  i  p,  4°,  signed  also  by  Sir 
Edward  Coke,  Fulke  Greville,  George  Abbott,  Archbishop 
of  Canterbury,  one  of  the  translators  of  "  King  James' 
Bible,"  Sir  Julius  Caesar,  etc,  with  portraits  of  Bacon  and 
Coke.     Excessively  rare. 

2651  Beauharnois,  Gov.  Nev/  France;  —  Lambert  Closse,  1660, 

one  of  the  founders  of  Montreal;  —  P,  Payen  and  Wife, 
Catherine  Le  jNIoyne,  sister  of  Iberville; — P.  Raimbault; 
Mlle.de  Mery ;  De  Conage  ;  D'Eschambault,  1692;  Le 
^larquis  de  Crisafy ;  Le  Chevalier  de  St.  Ours ;  Coulon 
Villiers,  to  v.hom  AVashington  surrendered,  Signatures. 
(1.) 


CATALOGUE.  259 

2652  BARXU^r,    P.    T.,    Showman,   a.l.s.     i    p.  4"^    "  Eridgeport, 

18S3,"  referring  to  his  autobiograph}-. 

2653  Barnum,  p.  T.,  Showman,  Autograph   Telegram,  in    pencil, 

on  the  blank  of  the  American  Telegraph  Co.,  dated  IJridge- 
yjort,  May  15,  1S64,  to  Edwin  M.  Stanton,  offering  $500  for 
the  clothes  in  which  Jefferson  Davis  was  disguised  when  he 
was  arrested. 

2654  Beaujeau  de,   defeated    Braddock,    Claude    de    Ramezay, 

1700 ;  ^[aricour  Paul  le  Nevine  de,  brother  of  Iberville  and 
his  wife  M.  M.  Dupont  ;  Migeon  de  Lagauchetiere,  1708  ; 
De  Longueil  Charles  le  Moyne,  dated  Montreal,  5th  June, 
i68g  ;  Pottier  ;  Maricour  Louise  Brissot  veuve  de  la  Valk*- 
terie,  1702;  Charles  de  Conague,  Hervieux,  Julien  Oger, 
1700,     Signatures.     (12) 

2655  Beranger,  Pierre   Jean    de,  French    song   writer,  a.  I.  s.     2 

pp.  8°  1S26.     Scarce. 

2656  Beranger,  Pierre  Jean  de,  French  song  writer,  a.  I.  s.     \  p. 

8°  and  address,  1823.     Scarce. 

2657  Blessixcton,    Countess   of.  Miscellaneous  writer,  a.  I.  s.     2 

pp.  8°  "  Gore  House,  1845." 

2658  Bliss,  Jonathan.  Loyalist,  Chief   Justice  of   New  Brunswick, 

a.  I.  s.  3  pp.  4°  and  address,  "  Fredericksburg,  181 1  "  ;  — 
\Vm.  Osgoode,  Chief  Justice  of  Canada,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  4'"* 
"Quebec,  1798":  —  F.  J.  Cugnet,  Author  of  earliest 
Canadian  Law  Books,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  4°  and  address, 
••Quebec,  178S";  —  Archd.  McLean,  Chief  Justice  of 
Upper  Canada,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1S31  ;  —  \Vm.  Grant, 
Attorney  General  of  Quebec,  a.  d.     i  p.  8'  17S0.     (5) 

2659  Boston',  Town  of.  Presentment   of   the    Grand   Jury  at   the 

Court  held  in  Boston,  Oct.  28,  1690.  2  pp.  folio,  signed  by 
Samuel  Williams,  "  in  the  name  of  the  rest  of  tiie  Jury." 
They  prevent  Christian  Heridge  for  keeping  men  lodgers — 
Ralph  Durdant  for  living  from  his  wife  and  children  who 
are  in  England  —  The  town  of  Boston  for  a  nuisance  in  the 
Burying  place,  and  several  persons  in  Dorchester  for  selling 
liquor  to  Indians  and  English,  without  license,  etc. 

2660  Boucher  de  Grosbois,  Gov.  of  Three  Rivers  and  autlior  of 

Ilistor)'  of  Canada,  a.  l.  s.  i  p.  12°  dated,  1665  ;  —  Coulon 
de  Villiers  Faite  de  ^^ercheres  le  27  Juillet,  17 19,  defeated 
W'ashingtdn  at  Fort  Necessity,  a  rare  form  of  his  signature, 
signed  in  full ;  Sir  George  Prevost,  Sir  J.  Colborne,  Sir  P. 
Maitland,  General  James  Murray,  Quebec,  1764,  four  latter 
Govs,  of  Canada  ;  J.  M.  Lamotte,  Commanded  the  Indians 
at  the  battle  of  Chattanguay,  1812.  P.  T.  Hopson,  Gov.  of 
Louisburg,  1749  ;  Alexander  Henry,  author  and  traveller, 
All  a.  d.  s.  and  d.  s.,  an  interesting  and  valuable  lot.     (9) 


26o  CATALOGUE. 

2661  BoucHETTE,    Joseph,    author    and   historian,  Jean    Bochart, 

Champigny,  Intendant,  Chief  Justice  Reid,  dated  1806,  Sir 
1'.  Maitland,  Gov.lJeneral  of  Canada,  Sir  Edmund  Head, 
(iOv.  of  Canada,  Edward  Baques,  Military  Sec'y  and  Adju- 
tant, V\'ar  of  1812,  and  others,  including  a  pass  to  the 
House  of  Lords  signed  by  Duke  of  Norfolk  as  Earl 
Marshal.     (12) 

2662  BoucHETTE,  Joseph,  Topographer,  Surveyor   General   of   B. 

N.  America,  surveyed  the  boundary  line  between  Canada 
and  the  United  States,  a.  I.  s.     2  p.  folio,  ."Quebec,  1804." 

2663  Bougainville,    Louis    Antoine   de,    Aide   to    Montcalm   at 

Quebec,  celebrated  navigator.  Commodore  under  Count  de 
Grasse  in  the  Revolution,  d.  s.     i  p.  4°  '*  Brest,  1777." 

2664  Bouquet,  Col,  Henry,  Distinguished  Officer  in   the  French 

and  Indian  War,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  4°  "  Philadelphia,  18  June, 
1765,"  to  George  Croghan.  "...  I  can  not  but  express 
to  you,  as  1  have  to  the  Commander  in  Chief,  the  particular 
satisfaction  I  have  felt  in  seeing  you  support  so  vigorously 
the  dignity  of  the  Nation,  and  put  thereby  an  End  to  the 
contemptible  Cant  used  before  by  People  utterly  unfit  to 
direct  such  Negotiations.  ..."     Fine  and  very  rare. 

2665  Browning,  Elizabeth  Barrett,  English  Poetess,  a.  I.  s.    i  p. 

8°,  "  London,  22d  Sept.,"  to  Miss  Greenwell,  complimeni- 
ing  her  on  her  recently  published  Poems.  This  letter  is 
signed  in  full,  and  in  this  respect  is  excessively  rare. 

26G6  Brant,  Joseph,  Celebrated  Indian  Chief  and  Warrior,  1789, 
an  obligation  4  lines  auto,  and  signed  by  Joseph  Brant  on 
back,  in  Mohawk  language.     Very  rare, 

2667  Burleigh,    Lord  (Wm.   Cecil),  Celebrated    Prime  Minister, 

and  adviser  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  /.  s.  i  p.,  4°.  No  date. 
Very  rare. 

2668  Burns,  Robert,  Celebrated  Scotch  Poet,  a.  I.  s.     i  p.  4°  and 

address,  "Dumfries,  12th  December,  1794,"  to  James  Simp- 
son of  Dumfries.     Excessively  rare, 

2669  Burns,  Robert,  —  An  a./,  s.    i  p.  12°,  1844  of  Jane  Renwick, 

the  heroine  of  Burns'  famous  Poem,  "  The  Blue-Eyed 
Lassie." 

2670  BuRro.v,  Capt.  Richard  F.,  Author   and  traveller,  a.  I.  s,      i 

p.  8°.  "Damascus,  1869  "  ; —  Fred.  Burnaby,  Author  and 
traveller,  signature.     (2) 

2671  Butler,  Col.  John.     Tory  Leader  in  the  Revolution,  Com- 

mander at  the  massacre  of  Wyoming,  /.  s.  2  pp.  4°,  and 
iiddress,  "New-Ark,  1793,"  to  D.  Fonda:  "...am  happy 
to  find  liie  descendants  of  my  late  Vv' orthy  Friend  are  Desir- 
uus  of  keeping  up  the  Friendship  that  has  for  many  years 
subsisted  .  .  .  and  hope  thev  may  follow  the  footsteps  of 
their  Predecessors  as  far  as  we  have  acted  with  Propriety.  . ." 


CATALOGUE.  2G1 

2672  Byron,  Lady  Arone  Isabella  Noel,  wife  of  the  Poet,  a.  I.  s. 

2  pp.  8°.     1845. 

2673  Cardigan,  Earl  of,  Led  the  charge  of  the  famous  Six  Hun- 

dred at  Balaklava,  /.  s.  1  p.  4'',  "Ilounslow  Barracks, 
1850." 

2674  Carleton,  Sir  Guy,  (Lord  Dorchester),  Commander  in  chief 

of  the  British  Forces  in  North  America,  /.  y.  2  pp.  folio, 
1776,  to  Genl.  Reidesel  in  relation  to  the  mo\enients  of 
the  Army.     In  French. 

2675  Carleton,  Sir  Guy,  (Lord  Dorchester),  Commander  in  Chief 

of  British  Army  in  America,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "  Montreal 
24  June  1775,''  A  AFilitary  Proclamation  to  the  people  of 
Canada. 

2676  Carlton,  Sir  Guy,  (Lord  Dorchester),  Commander  in  Chief 

of  British  Army  in  America.  ^/.  s.  i  p.  folio.  "Quebec, 
1867." 

2677  Carlyle,  l^homas,  F.ssayist  and  historian,  a.  I.  s.     2  pp.  8^. 

"Chelsea,  1838,"  to  iSIrs,  Jameson,  "...  Vou  do  me  so 
much  honor  that  I  can  only  cover  my  face,  and  sit  speech- 
less for  a  time.  The  hearts  of  women,  dear  little  creatures, 
are  by  nature  exaggerative ;  many  is  the  Bristol  diamond 
or  poor  Scotch  Pebble,  that  has  been  taken  for  a  true  stone 
of  price  !  Vou  should  beware  withal,  and  not  turn  people's 
heads  ..."     Very  fine  and  scarce. 

2678  Carlyle,  Thomas,  Celebrated  author  and  Historian,  a.  I.  s. 

I  p.  8°,  no  date,  to  Chevalier  Bunson.     Rare. 

2679  Carteret,  Sir  George,  Proprietor  of  New  Jersey,  /.  s.     i  p. 

folio  "Whitehall  167  3-4,"  signed,  also,  by  the  Duke  of 
Ormond,  and  Earl  of  Anglesey.    Scarce, 

2680  Castries,  Marechal  de,   Famous  French   ofHcer  and  states- 

man, /.  s.     I  p.  4°,  "  Paris,  28  Jany.  iJTj." 

2681  D'Ailleeoust  and  his  wife,  Barbede  BouUougne,  164S,  Gov. 

of  Montreal  and  New  France  ;  —  Pierre  Boucher  de  Gros- 
bois,  1635,  the  author  of  the  Hist,  of  Canada  and  Gov.  of 
Three  Rivers  ;  —  De  Vivier,  Jvlarine  Officer;  —  Mijeon  de 
Braussat  Lt.  Genl.,  1684;  —  Chambly — built  and  named 
Fort  Chambly,  1665  ;  —  Le  Moyne  de  Longueuil,  1702,  Le 
Tvlachab^e  Canadien,  1st  Baron;  —  De  Ramezay  Claude, 
Gov.  of  Alontreal,  1700;  Chevalier  d'Ailleboust,  1713  ;  De 
Villeray  :    Paillc.     Signatures  rare  (10) 

2682  Chandos,  Lord  Thomas   of   Gloucester,  /.  s.    1  p  folio,  and 

address,  1601,  to  Queen  Elizabeth's  Privy  Council  "for 
cost  and  conduct  money  for  100  sufficient  and  able  men 
unto  the  realm  of  Ireland,"  etc.  In  fine  condition  and 
scarce. 


2G2  CATALOGUE. 

2GS3  Charles  I.  of  England,  /.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  and  address,  "  York, 
30  August  1642."  Very  interesting  letter  to  the  Judges  of 
York,  Cumberland,  etc.,  relating  to  the  proceedings  of 
Parliament.    Fine  Seal. 

2654  Charles  I,  of  England,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  iG.jG,  on   vellum,  a 

i\Iilitary  Commission.     Discolored. 
2685  Charles  IX,  of  France,  consented  to  the    Massacre   of   St. 

Bartholomew,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1566,  on  vellum. 
26S6  Charles  Emanuel  I,  Duke  of  Savo}^  surnamed  '•  The  Great," 

"The  Ishmael  of  his  Age," /.  s.  3  pp.   folio,    and   address, 

with  3  lines  autograph,  1591.     Very  rare. 
2687  Charles  Emanuel  II,  Duke  of  Savoy,  /.  s.  1    p.    folio,    and 

address,  1657. 

2655  Choiseul,  Etienne  Frangois,  Duke   de,    French    Statesman, 

Instrumental  in  the  Suppression  of  Jesuits,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio, 
'*  Versailles,   1764." 

2689  Clark,  Genl.  Isaac,  Revolutionary   OiTicer,    Commander  of 

the  Expedition  against  Massequoi,  a.  /.  s.  i  p.  4°,  "Burl- 
ington, 1S12";  —  Genl.  \V.  H.  Windor,  and  Genl.  Lewis 
Cass,  /.  s.     4°  of  each.    (3) 

2690  Cobham,  Lord,  (William  Brook),  Statesman  of   the    time    of 

Elizabeth,  Ambassador  to  the  Netherlands,  a.  /.  y.  i  p, 
folio,  and  address,  "London,   1586."     Scarce. 

2691  CocKBURX,  Sir  George,  British  Admiral,  Commander  of   the 

Expedition  against  Washington  in  1S14,  ^.  /.  s.  i  p.  8°, 
1S44.     Portrait. 

2^93  Colbert,  Jean  Baptiste,  Celebrated  Financier  of  Louis  XIV, 
/.  s.     I  p.  4*^  "Camp  before  Lille,  1667."    Scarce.    Portrait. 

2G93  Colbert,  Jean  Baptiste,  Celebrated  Financier  of  Louis  XIV, 
rf.  s.  double  folio,  on  vellum,  "Versailles,  1672,"  fine  Col- 
bert Seal.     Scarce.    Very  fine  document. 

2694  Colbert,  Jean  Baptiste,  Celebrated  Financier  of  Louis  XIV, 

i/.  s.  I  p.  small  4°  on  vellum,  1668.     Very  fine.     Scarce. 

2695  CoLDEN,  Cadwalader,  Colonial  Gov.  of  New  York,  a.  I.   s.-  2 

pp.  4°  "  Springhill,  Dec.  15,  1765,"  to  Sir  William  Johnson, 
"...  Tho'  the  Stamp  Act  was  made  use  of  to  Excite  the 
Mob,  yet  the  directing  it  against  me  arose  from  the  resent- 
ment of  the  men  who  think  their  power  is  abrigded  by  es- 
tablishing Appeals The  Dependency  or  Indepen- 
dency of  the  Colonies  seems  now  to  be  brought  to  the 
Crisis,  and  it  remains  with  the  Parliament  to  give  it  the  pro- 
per Issue,  whether  the  Parliament  of  Great  Britain  shall 
submit  to  the  Colonies,  or  the  Colonies  to  the  Parlia- 
ment. ..."     Fine  and  scarce. 

2696  Bull,  John,  a.  l.  s.  i  p.  folio,  and  address,  1758,    to    Richard 

Peters.     Very  rare. 


CATALOGUE.  263 

2697  CoLDEN',  Cadwalacler,  Colonial  Gov.  of  New  York,  /.  s.    r    p. 

4°   "Fort    George,    1761,"  reply  to   an  Address    of    the 

Council. 
269S  Conway,  H.  S.,  Lord  Dartmouth,    and    Lord    Hillsborough. 

P2nglish  Statesman, /.  .r.  of  each,  i  p.  folio,  1765,  1772,  1768, 

to  the  Gov.  of  Maryland.     (3) 

2699  CoNWEY,  Edward,  Secretary  of  State    under   Charles   L,   of 

England,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "London,  24th  Dec,  1624,"  with 
line  Seal.  Interesting  political  letter,  in  perfect  condition 
and  of  excessive  rarity. 

2700  Cook,  Capt.  James,  Celebrated  Xavigator  and  Explorer,  (/.s. 

I  p.  folio,  "  16  Jany,  1759,"  signed  as  Master  of  the  "  Pem- 
broke," Man  of  War,  in  which  he  accompanied  \A"oIf  to 
Quebec.     Excessively  rare. 

2701  CoRwiN,  Jonathan,  one  of  the  Judges  at  the  Witchcraft  I  rials 

at  Salem,  d.  s.  1  p.  folio,  "Salem,  1690."     Scarce. 

2/02  Craig,  Genl.  Sir  James  H.,  British  Officer  in  the  Revolution, 
at  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill,  t/.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1802,  signed 
also  by  Genl.  Sir  Alured  Clarke,  Commander  at  Savannah  ; 
—  Sir  Robert  S,  Milnes,  and  Thomas  Dunn,  d.  s.  1  p.  folio, 
of  each,  1804-5.     All  Governors  of  Canada.    (3) 

2703  Duxx,  Thomas,  if.  s.  i  p.  4°  1773,  also  signed  IL    T,    Cram- 

ahc,  both  Lt.  Govs,  of  Canada  ;  —  Sir  George  Yonge,  /.  .f. 
War  Office,  17S6,  (relative  to  Canada)  Summons  Executive 
Council  Office,  1795,  (printed)  to  Hon.  James  Mc  Gill,  Mon- 
treal (founder  McGill  University),  and  6  other  early 
Canadian  a.  I.  s.     (9) 

2704  CuviER,  Baron  G.,  Celebrated  Naturalist,  d.   s.  2  pp.  folio, 

1816.     Fine  Seal  of  Commission  of  Public  Instructions. 

2705  DousssiEU,  1659,   One  of  the  heroic  17  Dollard  companions 

who  saved  Montreal  in  1660,  extremely  rare  signature; 
Michel  Le  Neuf  de  la  Valliere,  1670,  early  Acadian  foun- 
der ;  La  Corne  de  St.  Luc,  a  distinguished  veteran  of  the 
French  war;  Hertel,  16S5  ;  Bigot,  Indendant;  Tout}-, 
Commandant  of  Detroit,  1723.  Boutrine,  1669,  Intendanl; 
Coulon  Villierrs,  to  whom  Washington  surrendered  at  Fort 
Necessity;  Louis  d'Ailleboust  de  Coulonge,'  1652,  3rd. 
Gov.  of  New  France  ;  Longueuil ;  Angelique  de  Ramezay 
Elizabeth  de  Ramezay,  1735.  Signatures  with  biographi- 
cal notes,  a  rare  lot.     (12.) 

270G  Dartmouth,  Lord,  and  Lord  Hillsborough,  English  States- 
men, /.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  of  each.  1772,  17GS,  to  the  Gov.  nf 
Alaryland.     (2) 

2707  Dearborn,  Henry.  Revolutionary  Officer,  IMajor  General 
in  18 1 2,   a.  L  s.  2  pp.  4°.     "Philadelphia,  1807." 


264  CATALOGUE. 

2708  Delancey,  James.     Colonial  Gov.  of  New  York,  Congress 

of  1754,  a.  /.  s.  I  p.  folio,  "Albany,  1757,"  to  Gov.  Povvnall. 
"...  the  account  I  sent  yesterday  of  Fort  Edward  being 
attacked  proves  false.  .  .  though  there  still  appears  the 
greatest  necessity  for  hastening  to  this  place  all  possible 
assistance  that  Genl.  Webb  may  be  enabled  to  drive  the 
Enemy  from  this  end  of  the  Lake.  .  ."     Scarce. 

2709  Ue  Quin'CEy,  Thomas.    Essayist  and  critic,  Autograph  Man- 

uscript, pages  28  and  29  of  "A  Tory's  account  of  Toryism" 
3  pp.     4°.     Very  scarce. 

2710  D'EsTREES,  Angelique,  Abbess  de  ALiubaisson,  Daughter  of 

Antoine  d'Estre'es,  forty  years  grand  Master  of  Artillery  in 
Erance,  and  sister  of  the  celebrated  Gabrielle,  mistress  of 
Henry  IV.,  d.  s,  2  pp.  folio,  1G16.     Signed  twice. 

2711  DiBDiN,  Thomas  F.,  celebrated  Bibliographer,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp. 

4",  and  address.     "Newmarket  1827." 

2712  Dickens,  Charles,  Novelist,  a.  I.  s.     i  p.  S",    to  Lady    Bless- 

ington,  mentions  Longfellow,  whom  he  wishes  to  introduce, 
with  water  color  portrait  of  Dickens,  both  beautifully 
mounted  in  a  frame,  17  by  13  inches. 

2713  Documents,    Early   English    Canadian,  with    signatures   of 

prominent  men,  also  South  Sea  Co.,  signed  William  Schrci- 
ber,  1722,  Speakers  Warrant,  House  ol  Commons,  London, 
signed  Fletcher  Norton,  17S2.     (19) 

2714  Dew,  Henry,  of  Hampton,  New   Hampshire,  a.    d.   s.    2  pp. 

folio,  1707,  being  the  last  will  of  Nathaniel  Batcheldor,  and 
signed  by  him  and  others. 

2715  Drummond,  Sir  Gordon,    British    Commander    at    Lundy's 

Lane,  Sir  George  Frevost,  and  Sir  George  Arthur,  d.  s.  i  p. 
4°  of  each,  iS  10-39,  ^^^  governors  of  Canada.     (3) 

2716  Dumas,  Alexander,  fils,  French  poet  and  dramatist,   a.  J.   s. 

1  p.  8'\ 

2717  DuRELL,  Philip,  Admiral,  a.  I.  s.  1  p.  4",  "New  York,  1758," 

to  (}ov.  Delancey,  relative  to  impressment  of  seamen  ;  — 
Capt.  George  St.  Leo,  a.  I.  s.  i  p.  4°  to  "  Louisburg,  1759," 
relating  to  the  expedition  against  Quebec.  Admiral 
Durell  commanded  one  of  the  navy  divisions  against 
Quebec.     (2) 

2718  DwiGHT,  Joseph,  Soldier  and  Judge,    Brigadier   General   at 

Louisburg,  a.  d.  s.  1  p.  4°  "Louisburg,  July  13,  i745."  A 
Marriage  License. 

2719  Edward  VL  of  England,  d.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  at  Richmond,  "  the 

third  yeare  of  our  Reyne"  (1549).  Signed  also  by  Edward, 
Duke  of  Somerset,  Lord  Protector.  A  warrant  signed  in 
blank.     Excessively  rare. 


CATALOGUE.  265 

?72o  Ecclesiastics  of  New  France,  D'Avangour,  a.  d.  s.  i  p.  8', 
1716;  —  Francois  de  Mercier,  1655;  —  ^^^  Pontbriand, 
last  French  Bishop  of  Quebec,  8  July,  1753  (i  line  auto.) 
also  7  lines  auto,  unsigned  ; — D.  Urfe,  cure  de  St.  Louis  (now 
St,  Anns)  (i6S6)  ;  —  Du  Bois  (1672)  ;  —  Francois  Vachon 
de  Belmont,  V.  C.  (1708)  author  of  the  Memoirs  sur  le 
Canada  ; — Normant  Vie  G.  et  Sup.  :  —  Fre're  Isidore  Mar- 
sollet.     Signatures,     (9) 

2721  Elgin,    Lord,   Governor    of    Canada,    English    Statesman, 

"Elgin  Marbles,"  and  Field  Marshal  Sir  Charles  Yorke, 
<7. 1,  s.  8°,  of  each  ;  —  Major  John  Richardson,  soldier  and 
Author  (/.  s.  1-2  p.  4°,  1S14.  (3). 

2722  Elizabeth  Queen,  Temp.  Treasury  order  for  the  expense  of 

the  Cost  and  Conduct  of  Soldiers,  January  27,  1600,  signed 
by  Thomas  Edgerton,  lord  Chancellor,  T.  Buckhurst,  Earl 
of  Dorset,  poet,  Notingham,  Charles  Howard,  admiral  who 
commanded  against  the  Spanish  Armada,  W.  Knollys,  Sir 
William,  Ro.  Cecil,  ist  Lord  Salisbury,  J.  Fortescue.  Sir 
John,  J.  Popham,  Lord  Chief  Justice,  celebrated  as  having 
taken  part  either  as  counsel  or  judge,  in  most  of  the  leading 
trials  of  the  times,  J.  Herbert,  with  two  lines  autograph  of 
Lord  Buchurst  and  autograph  endorsement  signed  of 
Thomas  Burghley,  ist  Lord  Exeter,  i  page  folio,  and  ad- 
dress.    A  very  rare  group  of  signatures. 

2723  Planning,  Genl.   Edmund,  Noted  Loyalist  leader  in  the  Rev- 

olution, Gov.  of  Nova  Scotia  and  Prince  Edwards  Uiand. 
a.  L  s.  2  pp.,  4  °,  "37  Margaret  Street,  Cavendish  Squ  ire, 
24th  April,  1806."     Excessively  rare. 

2724  Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  King   and  Queen   of   Spain.  Pat- 

rons of  Columbus  in  his  discovery  of  America,  etc.,  /.  s.  i  p. 
4°,  and  address,  14S6.  In  fine  condition  and  excessively 
rare. 

2725  Ferdinand  II.  of  Arragon,  the  Catholic.   Husband  of  Isabel- 

la of   Castile,  /.  s.  ip.    folio,  and  address  1509.     Very  rare. 

2726  FoRBUSH,  Eli,  a.  l.  s.  2   pp,  4  '',  and   address,  "Lake  George, 

July  9,  1759,"' to  Rev.  Stephen  Williams  of  Longmeaduu-, 
giving  an  interesting  account  of  the  contests  with  the 
Indians;  —  Ebenezer  Hartshorn,  <r. /.  j.  i  p.,  4°,  and  ad- 
dress, "Concord,  Sept.  12,  1754,"  to  James  Bowdoin.  (2). 

2727  FoUQUiER-Tainville,  Antoine  Quentin,  One  of  the  most  atro- 

cious of  the  French  Jacobins,  Public  Accuser  during  ilm 
"Reign  of  Tt^rror."  ( 'iiiillniiuod  in  1795,  '^-  '^^  .1  p]*-.  1  . 
t";94,  as  public  accuse!  giving  a  lisi  o(  '6 \  pers'jns  t<,i  lip 
arrested  at  that  date.     Veiy  rare. 

2728  Francis  I,  of  France,  d.  s.  double  folio,  1541,  on  vellum. 

Rare,     Countersigned  by  Bayard,  brother  to  the  Chevalier, 


i66  CATALOGUE. 

3729  Fox,  Henry,  Lord  Holland,  /.  s.  2  pp.,  folio,  "Whitehall 
1756,"  to  the  Gov.  of  Maryland,  announcing  the  Declara- 
tion of  War  against  France;  —  Lord  Hillsborough,  Secy, 
of  State  for  the  American  Department,  /.  s.  2  pp.  folio." 
"\Miitehall,  176S,"  to  the  Gov.  of  Maryland,  announcing 
his  appointment  as  Secretary.    (2). 

2730  Francis  L  of   France,  Opponent    of   C!i.?rlcs    V.  Infervieu- 

with   Henry  VHL  at  the  "Field  of   the  Cloth  of  Ciold."  t/. 

s.  I   p.  folio.     In   fine  condition,  and  very  rare.  Summon.s 

to  surrender  a  besieged  Town  in  Bressc  v/ithin  24  hours, 
signed  l.>y  the  King  and  Secy. 

2731  Francis  L  of  France,  Opponent  of  Charles  V.  and  etc.  d.  s. 

I  p.  oblong  folio,  on  vellum,  1541.  Very  rare.  Signed 
Franroys,  also  Countersigned  by  jjayard,  a  brother  to  the 
Chevalier. 

2'jT^2  Francis,  L  /.  .»•.  i  page  folio,  2\  I'cl)y.  15 16.  Convoking 
the  Parliament  of  Brctagne,  addressed  on  back  to  the  No- 
bles, Burgesses  and  Inhabitants  of  Rcnncs,  from  Saint 
Germain-en-Laye. 

2/33  Frkdkrick.  Elector  of  Saxony,  surnamed  "The  Wise.'' 
Friend  and  protector  of  Luther,  /.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  and  ad- 
dress, "Alstet  20th  Dec.  1520"  to  William  de  Croy,  "The 
wise  Governor  of  the  F^mperor  Charles  V.''  endorsed,  "in 
causa  Lutheri."  This  is  a  very  important  historical  letter, 
written  to  prevent  Luther  being  brought  before  the  Diet  at 
^Vorms,  not  knovi-ing  that  Luther  had  already  determinerl 
to  go.  He  mentions  the  burning  of  Luther's  books  at  Col- 
onia,  Maguntia,  and  elsewhere,  by  command  of  the  Pope. 
With  a  Latin,  and  an  I<>nglish  translation. 

273  t  Frederick  William  IV.  King  of  Prussia.  /.  s.  i  p.  4''  "  Sans- 
Souci,   1841." 

2735  Froude,  J.  A.,  English   Historian,  <?.  I.  ,c.  2   pp.  8"  iSSS. 

2736  Gage,  Gen.  'J'homas,  Gov.  of  Mass.,  British    Officer    in    the 

Revolution,  a.  !.  s.  i  p.  4°,  and  address  franked,  "  Montreal, 
1762,"  relating  to  a  Court  Mortial  at  Crown  Point.  Scarce. 
Gage  was  first  English  (jO\'ernor  of  Montreal  after  the 
Conquest. 

2737  Gage,  Genl.  Thomas,  Gov.  of  Mass.,   etc.,  d.  s.    i    p.    folio, 

"  New  York,  176b." 

273S  Gage,  Genl.  Thomas.  Gov.  of  Mass.,  etc.,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio, 
"  New  York,  176S." 

2739  Garibaldi,  G.,  Italian  patriot  and  general,  a.  L  s.  i  p.  ob- 
long 8°,  "  Caprera,  1862";  —  Baron  B.  Ricasoli,  Prime 
Minister  of  Italy  after  the  death  of  Cavour,  a.  /.  s.  i  p.  8°, 
"Turin,  jS6i."     Both  mounted,  with  photographs.     (2) 


CATALOG  up:.  267 

2740  Garibaldi,  G.,  Celebrated  Italian  patriot,  /.  s.    i    p.   folio, 

1862  ;  —  J.  Basso,  vSecretary  and  friend  of  Genl.  Garibaldi. 
ti.  /.  s,  I  p.  8°,  "  Caprera,  1S63."     (2) 

2741  GASPt  and  Chaleur,  Bays  of,   Memorials  and  Petitions  of  tiie 

Merchants,  Traders  and  Settlers,  concerned  in  the  Fisher- 
ies there,  to  the  English  Government,  1771-1772,  folio,  (jo) 

2742  CiEORGE  II.  of  England,  ^/.  .>\    2  pp.   folio,    1756,   with   seal, 

addressed  to  Go\%  Sharpe  of   Maryland,    prohibiting  any 
communication  with  France,  against    which   country    Eng- 
land had  declared  war. 
27.^3  George  II.  of  England.  </.  .<\  portion  of,  June  26,  1727. 

2744  George  III.  of  England,  /.  \.  2  pp.    folio,    and    address    in 

German,  *•  Palace  of  St.  James,  1761,"  line  seal. 

2745  George  III.  of  England,  d.  s.  1  p.  folio,  "  Court  of  St.  James, 

1776,"  signed  also  by  Lords' North,  Granby,  and  Towns- 
hend.  For  the  payment  of  the  Army  under  Genl.  Howe  in 
America. 

2746  George  III.  and  George  1\'.  of  England,  //.  .*-.  portion  of,  by 

each,  on  vellum.     (2) 

2747  George  IV.  of  England,  ir.  </.  s.   1-2  p.  4°,  "Brighton    1822." 
274S  GiLDART,    Lieut.   F..  a.   I.  s.  3    pp.  4°,  "Lunenberg,  N.    S. 

1759,"  ^lichael  Francklin,  Gov.  of  Nova  Scotia,  a.  L  s.  i  p. 
folio,  "Halifax,  N.  S.,  1768,"  to  Thomas  Flucker  of  Boston.. 
{2)  Gildart's  letter  gives  interesting  account  of  the  Wolfe 
expedition  against  Quebec,  mentions  Wolfe,  Amherst, 
Saunders  and  Devreli.  *'Pray  God  give  him  success  over 
our  most  vile  enemies."' 

2749  Grant,  Capt.    John,  Revolutionary  officer,  n.  I.  s.   \   p.  4'\ 

and  address,  "Longgaul,  Sep.  22,  1775.  9  at  Night,"  t<> 
Ethan  Allen.  ••.  .  .  Col.  Leviston  hath  just  Sent  man 
Express  here,  and  their  is  a  party  to  our  assistance  on  their 
.March  from  Shambale  Expected  this  Night.  I  am  advised 
to  Send  to  you  to  Send  a  party,  or  Com  as  Soon  as  May  be 
if  Not  Needed  whare  you  Now  be.  .  .'"'  Addressed  from 
Longueuil  opposite  Montreal.     Shambale  means  Chambly. 

2750  (]reelev,  Horace,  Journalist   and  statesman,  a.  I.  s.  2  p.  4', 

"New  York,  Sept.  18,  1849."     Interesting  political  letter. 

2751  GuizoT,  F.,  French  statesman  and  historian,  tf. /.  y.  i  p.  S""  1841 

2752  IfALDiMAND,  Sir  Frederick,  Oflicer  in  the  French  and  Indian 

War,  Gov.  of  Quebec  during  the  Revolutionary  War,  a.  I.  s. 
2  pp.  4^,  "Quebec.  17S1."  Interesting  letter,  mentions 
Madam  de  Reidesel. 

2753  Hamilton',  Col.   Henry,  British    OiYicer   in   the   Revokiiion, 

a.  l.  s.  I  p.  4°.  "Quebec,  1783"  ; — Sir  Fredkrick  Haldi- 
mand,  British  oflicer  in  the  Revolution,  /.  s.  i  p.  4". 
"'  QuebeC;  1779."     Both  Governors  of  Canada,     (2) 


268  CATALOGUE. 

2754  Handfield,  Col.  J.,    In  command  with    Genl.   Winslow  in 

removing  the  French  Acadians,  /.  s.  i  p.  4°.  "  Louisburg, 
iTfS";. — ^^lorl  Carillon,  (Ticonderoga),  Autograph  Docu- 
ruenf  signed  of  Frere  Antoine,  Chaplain  of  the  Fort,  i  p. 
■I "■  *7S^^  signed  also  by  lierthemat,  Surgeon,  and  Charles 
l.ajtalnier  ii»e  builder  ot  the  Fort.  Interesting  and  rare 
l-ieiich  War  documents.     (2) 

2755  Hartley,  Thomas,  M.  O.   C.    Revolutionary  ofllcer,  a.  /.  s. 

2  pp.  4°,  and  address. 

2756  Hazen,  Moses,  Brig.  General   in  the   Revolution.  /.  s.     i  p. 

fi<liu,  and  address  Head  Quarters  "Montreal,  April  ii, 
i';76,"  10  Capt.  (ioforth,  Commanding  at  Three  Rivers. 
"...  the  conduct  oi  the  Canadians  in  general  is  changed 
iinich  to  our  disadvantage,  partly  from  the  indefatigable 
jhiins  of  our  Enemies,  and  partly  from  their  being  harrassed 
I/O  the  Public  Service  as  yet  unpaid,  &  thro'  fear  of  the 
want  of  a  sufficient  force  to  protect  them,  more  especially 
us  Quebec  is  not  yet  reduced.  .  .  ."  Very  interesting  letter 
ill  iflatioii  to  military  affairs  in  Canada  at  the  beginning  of 
ihf  kc-vuhiiion. 
.'557  Hi.Ai),  Sir  Edmund,  Governor  General  of  Canada,  a.  1.  s. 
i  pp.  4",  "'loronto,  1855,"  v.rites  of  the  recently  printed 
Ma.>>s.  Records. 

2758  Head,  Sir  Francis  Bond,  Gov.   of  Canada,  Soldier  and  au- 

thor, a.  I.  s.     2  pp.  8°,  1847,  to  Mrs.  Jameson. 

2759  HenkvIH.  of  France,    and    Poland,  The  last  Sovereign  of 

the  Valois  family,  d.  s.  double  folio,  on  vellum,  1587. 
Very  .scarce. 

2760  Henkv  III.  of  France,  Granted  religious  liberty  to  the  Hu- 

guenots,/^/, s.  double  folio,  on  vellum,  1576. 

2761  Henry  IV.  of  France  and  Navarre,  Assassinated  by  Rabail- 

lac,  /.  s.  I  p.  folio,  as  King  of  Navarre,  1588.  Signed 
also  by  Philippe  de  Mornay  Sieur  du  Plessis,  the  celebra- 
ted Plistorian  and  friend  of  Henry.  In  fine  condition. 
Scarce. 

2762  Henry  IV.  of  France  and    Navarre,  &:c,    J.  s.  double  folio, 

on  vellum,  "Paris,  1600,"  Of  historical  importance,  being 
the  original  Deed  placing  the  territory  of  Canada,  and  ad- 
jacent islands,  Labrador,  Norumbega,  iScc,  under  Marquis 
de  la  Roche,  as  Viceroy  and  Capt.  Chauvin  as  Lieutenant. 
Of  the  highest  rarity  and  value,  in  fine  condition. 

2763  Henry  IV.  of  France  and  Navarre,  &c.  a.  y.  double  folio,  on 

vellum.     1596. 

2764  Hogg,  James,  Poet,  "  Ettrick    Shepherd,"    a.    /.   x.     i  p.  4°, 

"Harwich,  1820,"  to  J.  Wilson  at  Edinburgh. 


CATALOGUE.  269 

2765  Hertel  de   Rouville  : — Celeron  de    Blainville  ; — Bochart 

Champigny  (Intendant)  De  Catalongue;  —  De  Bailleul  and 
wife  Magdelaine  Chretien  ;  —  Aubert  de  Gaspe  wife  of  De 
Beaucourt ;  —  Chevalier  de  S.  Ours  (killed  at  Battle  of 
Quebec,  1759),  3  lines  auis.;  —  Louis  d'Ailleboust  de  Cou- 
longes; — D'Ailleboust  de  la  Madelaine  ; — D'Ailleboust  de 
Terigny; — Theophile  IJarlhe.  Signatures  early  New 
France.     (12) 

2766  Hillsborough,   Lord,    English   Statesman,  /.  s.     i  p.    foliu, 

•*  Whitehall,  1770  "  ;  —  Lord  Dartmouth,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio, 
"  Whitehall,  1765,"  signed  also  by  Soame  Jenyns,  and  J. 
Dyson,  as  Commiss.  of  Trade  and  Plantations  ;  — G.  Chei- 
wynd,  a.  </.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  1774,  the  order  of  Government 
prohibiting  the  transportation  of  Arms  and  Amunition.   (3) 

2767  Hood,  Admiral  Sir   Samuel,  Admiral  Sir  George  Cockburn, 

King  of  Hanover  (Ernest),  Duchess  of  Kent,  Lord  George 
Sackville,  Duke  of  Cambridge.  Lord  Durham  Waddington, 
a.  /.  s.  &c.     Addresses  of  Letters  franked.     (10) 

276S  HoPSON,  Peregrine  Thomas,  Gov.  of  Nova  Scotia,  Officer  at 
Louisburg,  /.  s.  i  p.  folio.  "Louisburg,  May  2,  1748,"  to 
Thomas  Hancock,  relative  to  affairs  in  that  place  since  its 
surrender. 

2769  Hume,  David,    English    Historian,  ^/. /.  y.     i    p.    4"^,   "Edin- 

burgh, 1757."  Interesting  letter  relative  to  his  Works. 
"...  You  continue  still  to  be  very  correct  in  this  edition. 
I  have  scarce  seen  so  many  sheets  printed  with  so  few 
errors  of  the  Press.  I  fancy  it  will  not  be  necessary  to 
print  the  contents  of  the  "  Natural  History  of  Religion  "  on 
the  Title  Page  of  it "     Very  rare. 

2770  Hunter,  Genl.  Sir  Martin,  and   Genl.   Sir  James  H.  Craig, 

British  Officers,  at  Lexington,  Bunker  Hill,  &c.  ]\[ajor 
Genl.  Alured  Clarke,  British  Commander  at  Savannah,  d.  y. 
I  p.  folio  of  each:  signed  as  Governors  of  Canada,  1793 
toiSii.     (3) 

2771  Hutchinson,  Thomas.  Gov.  of  .Mass.  .Albany  Congress  of 

1754,  i/.  y.     1  p.  4-".     1767. 

2772  L>;goldsi!V,  Richard,  Colonial  Gov.  of  New  York,  /.  s.     i  p. 

4",  and  address,  "New  York,  loth  Sept.  1709,"  to  Col. 
Rensselear,  "...  God  send  our  fleet  soon  to  Arrive  or 
Else  we  shall  all  be  in  Confusion.  I  shall  endeavor  to 
keep  the  assembly  Sitting  till  we  hear  from  England.  .  .  ." 
Very  scarce, 

2773  J.A..MES  I  of  England,  d.  y.     4  pp.  folio,  160S.     "  The  accompt 

of  horses  bought  for  his  Maj'''^  service  the  7th  of  Sept, 
1607,"     Scarce, 


270  CATALOGUE. 

2774  James  II  of  England,  r/.  x.  i  p.  4".  "Whitehall,  1687." 
Signed  also  by  Samuel  Pepys  (author  of  Pepys'  Diary). 
Portrait, 

-775  J-^^'>  John,  M.  O.  C,  Chief  Justice,  /.  s.  as  President  of  Con- 
gress, I  p.  4°,  "  Philadelphia,  1779,"  to  Gov.  Rodney. 

2776  JoHXSON,  Col.  Guy,  Oflicer  in  the  Indian  Wars,  and  Loyalist 
leader  in  the  Revolution,  a.  /.  y.  i  p.  4°,  177 1.  Interesting 
letter  in  relation  to  land  between  Fort  Stanwix  and  Oris- 
kany.     Refers  to  his  father,  Sir  William  Johnson.    Scarce. 

-777  Johnson,  Sir  John,  Tory  Commander  at  Oriskany,  t/.  s.  i  p. 
folio,  "Quebec,  1778."  On  the  reverse  is  (/.  s.  oi  Fred, 
llaldimand,  as  Governor.  Refers  to  Loyalists  from 
Uurgoyne's  army  settled  in  Canada. 

27  7S  Johnson,  Sir  William,  Celebrated  Superintendent  of  Indian 
Affairs,  Congress  of  1754,  ^/.  s.  i  p.  folio,  with  3  lines  auto- 
graph, "Schenectady,  17C4." 

-779  Juxox,  William,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  Lord  High  Trea- 
surer of  England  under  Charles  1,  /.  s.  1  p.  4*,  "  London 
House,  1637,"  >>'g'^'ed  as  Bishop  of  London.  With  portrait. 
Scarce. 

.T7So  JuxoN,  William,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  etc.,  t/.  s.  1  p.  4"^ 
1638,  signed  as  Bishop  of  London,  signed  also  by  Sir  Rohr. 
Pye,  Auditor  of  the  l<l\chequer.     Scarce. 

27S1  Kent,  Edward,  Duke  of,  Father  of  Queen  A'ictoria,  /-/.  s.  i 
p.  folio,  "Halifax,  179S.'' 

2782  Keppkl,  Augustus,  English  Admiral,  accompanied  Anson  in 
liis   voyage  round  the  world,  a.  /.  s.     i  p.  8°  and  addres.'s, 

'779- 

2753  Laf.wette,  Marquis  de.  Major  General  in    the    Revolution. 

a.  I.  s.     2  pp.  4°  1787.     In  English.    Very  interesting  letter 
on  European  alTairs,  as  relating  to  America. 

2754  Lamartine,  Alphonse  de,  French  Poet  and  historian,  a.  I.  s. 

2  pp.  8*^  and  address,  1831. 

2785  Landseer,  Sir  Edwin,  Celebrated  animal  painter,  a.  I.  s.  i 
p.  8"^  and  address,  "St.  John's  Wood,  1SS3,"  writes  of  hi^j 
painting  and  signed  in  full. 

27S6  La  Verendrve,  discoverer  of  the  Rocky  Mountains;  —  De 
Afesy,  Gov.  of  New  France,  1663-65;  —  Longueil,  Che- 
valier de.  Gov.  of  Detroit  and  Three  Rivers  ;  —  Juchereau, 
(..'harles,  1693 ;  —  Du  Vivier  ;  —  Francis  Ardouin,  171 1  ;  — 
I'ierre  Raimbault,  170S;  —  Boucherat,  1669;  —  Joybert  de 
Longueuil,  wife  of  the  Chevalier;  —  Francois  des  Jordis 
Sleur  de  Cabanac  ;  —  D.  Thaumur  Doctor,  1 700  ;  —  Gedeon 
de  Catalongue,  1708.  Signatures.  All  celebrated  Canadian 
names,  with  descriptive  biographical  notes,     (12) 


CATALOGUE.  271 

27S7  Leicester,  Robert  Dudley,  Earl  of,  Favorite  Statesman  of 
Queen  Elizabeth,  Husband  of  Amy  Robsart,  d.  s.  double 
folio,  with  seal,  Utrecht,  15S6.  Signed  also  by  Gilpin.  Very 
scarce  and  in  perfect  condition.  Has  English  translation 
in  full. 

?7?8  Le  Moyne,  Charles,  the  celebrated  Indian  interpreter  and 
founder  of  the  Longueuil  Eamily,  Father  of  Iberville  ;  — 
Catherine  Primot,  wife  of  the  above ;  —  C.  J.  D.  Ailleboust, 
fl.  20  Juin,  1671;  —  Maricour,  brother  of  Iberville,; — M. 
M.  Dupont  de  Iberville,  wife  of  Maricour;  —  C.  Martel, 
an  Indian  Fur  Trader  (the  three  last  signed  together)  ;  — 
f.  B.  de  Iberville,  1760;  —  Robineau  dc  Bolancourt ;  — 
Earon  dc  Fortnoeuf ;  —  Boisberthelot  de  Beacourt,  Gov,  of 
Three  Rivers;  —  C.  Villicrs,  to  whom  Washington  surren- 
rlered  at  Fort  Necessity  ;  —  Dc  Quindre.  Signatures,  with 
biographical  notes.     (S) 

-;S9  Lever,  Charles,  Irish  Novelist,  a.  I.  s.     4  pp.  8".     Scarce. 

r79o  LoNGUEUir.,  Sieur  de  (Joseph  F',nianuel),  Britisli  Officer  in 
the  Revolution,  held  F'ort  St.  John,  Aide  to  Montcalm  at 
Quebec,  a.  I.  s.     \  p.  folio,  "  Montreal,  1S05.     Scarce. 

279 1  LoNGUEUiT.,  Sieur  de  (Joseph  Emanuel),  British  OfHiccr  in 
the  Revolution,  etc.,  a.  I.  s.  i  p.  4°  "Quebec,  1800."  A 
copy  of  a  letter  of  Hugh  Finlay,  in  the  Jiandwriting  of,  and 
signed  by  Longueuil. 

^792  LoRR.MNE,  Cardinal  de,  celebrated  French  theologian  and 
statesman,  v.  .c  i  p.  folio,  and  address,  with  fine  seal, 
"  Nancy,  1629."     Very  line  and  rare. 

2793  Loudoun,  John  Campbell,  I'>arl  of,  Gov,  of   Virginia,  Com- 

mander in  Chief  of  the  British  F'orces  in  America,  /.  s.  i  p. 
folio,  *' New  York,  1757,  to  Gov,  \\'m.  Denny,  relative  lo 
the  embargo. 

2794  Louis   XI    of    France,  called  the  "  Tjberius  of  I'rancc, /.  .v. 

I  p.  oblong  folio,  1466,  on  vellum.  Excessively  rare.  Also 
modern  French  reading. 

2795  Louis  XII  of  France,  (f.  s.     portion  of,  on  vellum,  at   Milan, 

1499.     Scarce. 

2796  Louis   XIII    of    France, /.  .<■.    i  p.  folio,  and   address,  tC2i. 

Very  fine  and  scarce.. 

2797  Louis   XIII    of    France,    /.  s.    \  p.  folio  and  address.  1637. 

Scarce. 

2798  Louis  XIV,  of  France,  /.  s.  i  p.  4''  and  address,   with    seals 

and  silk,  "  Paris,  13  November,  1663."     Very  rare. 

2799  Louis  XV,  of  France,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "Paris,  1732,"   signed 

also  by  Philippeau.x,  and  Varin  at  Quebec,  1732.  (Varin 
was  an  accomplice  of  Bigot  in  his  robberies). 


2/2  CATALOGUE, 

rSoo  Luther,  Martin,  the  Great  Reformer,  a.  d.  s,  i  p,  4^  1544, 
"  r,  Martin  Luther,  [Doctor]  with  this  my  hand  do  acknowl- 
edge that  My  Measure  Corn  and  two  Measures  Malt  have 
been  forwarded  to  me  in  full  frotii  the  Castle.  Given  Fri- 
day after  the  New  Year,  1544."  'Ihis  iJocurnent  w'as  for 
m.erly  in  the  Collection  of  the  Duke  of  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha. 
The  Duke  presented  it  to  Dr.  A.  Beck.  At  the  decease  of 
the  latter  it  was  sold  by  auction,  with  the  rest  of  Dr.  Beck's 
Collection.  One  of  the  rarest  and  most  desirable  Auto- 
graphs. 

2S01  ^IcDoNELi.,  Alexander,  Archbishop  of  Canada,  a.  I.  s.  \  p. 
4^  and  address,  "Queenston,  1806  "  ; —  J.  O.  Plessis,  Bisli- 
op  of  Quebec,  /.  j.  i  p.  4"  "Quebec,  1778."     (2) 

2802  Madison,  James,  President,  /.  s.  (in  cipher),  2  pp.  4"  "  Wash- 

ington 1803,"  on  the  purchase  of  Louisiana  Territory. 

2803  Maitlaxd,  Sir  Peregrine,  Sir  John  Colborne  and  Peter  Hunt- 

er, Governors  of  Canada,  d.  f.  of  each,  double  folio,  on  vel 
lum,  1S02-33,  signed  as  Governors.     (3) 

2504  Marlporough,  John,  (Duke   of),  celebrated    INIilitary  Com- 

mander, d.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  "At  the  Camp,  79  Sept.,  1711," 
Order  for  a  Court  ISIartial. 

2505  Mason,  (reorgc,  ^L  O.  C.  Member  of  Constitutional  Conven- 

tion, a.  I.  s.  3  pp.  4°  and  address,  "  Gunston  Hall,  179::." 
Scarce. 

2506  Maunder,  Samuel,  Author  of  "Treasury  of  Knov.-Iedge,"  a. 

/.  .r.  I  p.  4''  1825. 

2507  Mazarin,  Cardinal  Giulio,  Italian    Statesman,    Minister    to 

Louis  XIV,  /.  s.  r  p.  4°  and  address,  with  seals  and  silk, 
"Paris,  1656."  Very  rare. 
2808  Medici,  Catharine  de,  Queen  of  France,  Wife  of  Henry  II. 
To  her  is  attributed  the  Massacre  of  St.  Bartholomew,  a.  /. 
s.  2pp.  foliO;  and. address,  1585,  to  Jacques  de  Savoye,  Duke 
de  Nemours.     Excessively  scarce. 

2509  Medici,  Catherine  de,  Mother    of    Charles  IX.  of  France, 

at  whose  instigation  the  Massacre  of  St,  Bartholomew  took 
place,  /.  s.     I  p.  folio.     13  April,  1566. 

2510  Medici,  Lorenzo  de,  surnamed  "The  Magnilicent,'"  celebra- 

ted patron  of  arts  and  letters  1476,  et  sequitur,  a.  I.  s.  1-2 
p.  4'',  and  address,  with  rare  folio  portrait  by  Ravano. 
Very  rare. 

28 11  Melancthon,  Philip,    Imminent  German    Reformer,  Friend 

and  successor  of  Luther,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  and  address, 
in  Latin,  1538.     Excessively  rare. 

2812  Melancthon,  Philip,  Eminent  German  Meforuier,  etc.  a.  /..w 

1  p.  4°.     Excessively  rare. 


CATALOGUE.  273 

28 13  IMeyrick,  Sir  Samuel  Rush,   English    Antiquary,    "Ancient 

Arms  and  Armour,"  a.  I.  s.  3  pp.  4°  and  address,  1S32. 
Interesting  letter. 

2814  Moore,  Thomas,  Irish  Poet,  ^.  /.  s.    i  p.  8",  1837.     '' •  •  •  My 

head  quarters  will  be  in  Sackville  St.  but  I  suppose  my 
"  Row-brothers,  row  "  will  give  me,  for  a  few  nights,  lodg- 
ing, in  order  to  be  near  the  Devils."  (Reference  to  Cana- 
dian Boat  Song.) 
2S15  Moore,  Thomas,  Irish  Poet,  a.  I.  s.  i  p.  8".  1829,  to  Sheri- 
dan, writes  of  his  works  now  in  press,  &:c. 

2816  Murray,  Genl.  James.     At  Quebec  with  Genl.  \\'olfe,  and 

at  Louisburg.  Sir  George  Prevost,  and  Sir  James  Kempt, 
d.  s.  I  p.  folio,  of  each,  signed  as  Governors  of  Quebec. 
1782  to  1829.     (3) 

2817  Napoleon  I.     Emperor  of  France,  /.  s.     Portion  of,   1-2  p. 

4°,  1802.     Signed  "  Bonaparte." 

28 18  Nelson,  Horatio,  Lord.     Celebrated  English  naval  officer, 

a.  I.  s.  I  p.  4°  and  address,  "Amazon,  1801."  Fine  per- 
sonal letter  to  Dr.  Baird.     Very  scarce. 

28 19  Nelson,  Horatio,  Lord.     English  Naval  Officer,  d.  s.     i  p. 

4°,  "St.  George  at  Spilhead,  1801."     Naval  Order. 

2820  Nesselrode,  Karl  Robert,  Count,  Russian  diplomatist,  /.  s.    i 

p.  folio,  "  Dusseldorf,  1810." 

NEW  FRANCE  (CANADA,  ACADIA,  Etc.),  ALINUSCRIPTS 
RELATING  TO. 

2821  Abenaki  Indians.    "  Recensement  general  fait  au  mois  de 

Novembre  1708  de  tous  les  Sauvages  de  I'Acadie  qui  resi- 
dent dans  la  Coste  de  I'Est  et  de  ceux-de  Pintagouet  et  de 
Canibeky,  famille  par  famille,  leurs  Ages,  celui  de  leurs 
femmes  et  enfants,  avec  une  Recapitulation  a  la  fin,  de  la 
quantite  d'hommes  et  de  garc^ons  capables  d'aler  a  la 
guerre.  Comme  aussi  le  recensement  des  Franrois  establis 
a  la  ditte  Coste  de  I'Es."  42  pp.  folio.  Very  important 
document  in  connection  with  Acadia  and  Eastern  Maine. 

2S22  Arenaki  Indians.  An  account  of  their  affection  for  the 
French  and  what  forces  they  need  to  oppose  the  English, 
II  pp.  folio,  1723,  endorsed,  "  Memoire  pour  M.  Le  Cardi- 
nal" ;  —  "  Memoire  sur  I'Etat  present  des  Abnaquis."  3  pp. 
folio,  1724,  giving  a  detailed  account  of  the  location  of  their 
villages  in  Acadia  and  Maine,  and  their  importance  to  Can- 
ada ; —  Another  "Memoire,"  7  pp.  folio,  1726,  giving  an 
account  of  these  Savages  from  1718  to  1726.  Important 
historical  Documents.     (3) 


274  CATALOGUE. 

NEW   FRANCE,  ETC.  -  Con. 

^S^3  Acadia.  "  Memoire  sur  le  droit  que  les  Fianr^ois  nnt  dans 
I'Acadie  depuis  Pantagouet  jusqu'a  la  Riviere  de  Kinibeky, 
des  Pays  des  Iroquois  et  la  Baye  d'Hudson."  2  pp.  folio, 
1688  ;  —  "  Memoire  contre  la  pretention  de  I'Anglois  sur  les 
Terres  de  la  Nouvelle  France."     35  pp.  folio,  17 19.     (2) 

2824  Acadia.     "  Cession  de  I'Acadie  ct  de  I'lsle  de  St  Christophe 

a  la  Reine  et  a  la  Couronne  d'Angleterre,"  6  May,  1713. 
3  pp.  4°  ;  —  G.  Hocquart,  Indendant  of  Justice  and  Police 
in  Canada,  d.  s.  3  pp.  4°  1731,  fine  seal ;  —  "  Relation  de 
ce  qui  s'est  passe  a  la  Baie  du  Nord,"  1689,  with  accom- 
panying letter  of  d'Iberville,  all  in  copy.     9  pp.  4°.     (3) 

2825  Acadians.     Letter  of  Count  de  Toulouse  to  the  Archbishop 

of  Cambray,  2  pp.  folio,  1720;  —  Letter  of   Gen.  Philippes, 

5  pp.  folio,  1720  ;  —  Letter  of  Thomas  Caulfield,  Gov,  of 
Annapolis  to  Monsieur  De  Costebells,  Gov.  of  Isle  Royale 
(Cape  Breton),  3  pp.  folio,  1715.  All  the  above  are  con- 
temporary copies  and  are  of  interest  relating  to  the  taking 
of  the  oath  of  allegiance  and  misconduct  of  the  French  and 
Indians.     (3) 

2S26  Annapolis  (Port  Royal),  "  Relation  de  ce  qui  s"est  passe  !e 
Mois  de  juillet  dernier  clans  la  province  de  I'Acadie,"  5  pp. 
folio,  1704,  giving  a  detailed  account  of  the  attack  upon 
Port  Royal  by  the  Forces  of  Mass.,  under  Cyprian  Southack 
and  his'  associates  ;  —  M.  de  Villebon  to  M.  de  Cheury. 
"  Relation  de  Mon- Voiage  a  I'acadie  sur  le  Vaisseau  I'llnion 
et  de  tout  a  qui  s'est  passe'  an  de  Pays  dans  tout  Le  Temps 
qui  j'y  ay  este',"  17  pp.  folio,  1690,  giving  an  account  of  Sir 

*     \Vm.  Phipps'  attaclc  upon  Port  Royal,  and  its  surrender  to 

'     him.     (2) 

2827  AuBRY,  P.,  "  Memoire  du  P.  Aubry,  Missionnaire  de  Canada 

sur  les  Limftes  de  la  Nouvelle  France  et  de  la  Nouvelle 
Angleterre,"  7  pp.  folio,  1720;  —  "Observations  du  P. 
Aubry  sur  la  Ville  de  Port  Royal  maintenant  appelle'  Anna- 
polis Royale,"  20  pp.  folio,  1720,     (2) 

2828  AuBRV,  P.,  "  Memoire  general  sur  les  Limites  de  I'Acadie," 

24  pp.  folio,  1720; — "  Memoire  sur  les  Limites  de  I'Acadie," 

6  pp.  folio.  (2.)  This,  and  the  preceding  number,  arc 
important  historical  documents  relating  to  the  cession  of 
.\cadia  by  France  to  England  at  the  treaty  of  Utrecht. 

2829  Eecancuurt.   Original  agreement  between  the  Chiefs  of  the 

Indians  of  Becancourt  with  Acadian  Refugees  relative  to 
giving  land  to  the  latter  near  Three  Rivers.  2  pp.  4°  1764. 
Signed  by  Francois  Arcenaux  and  J.  G.  Lacroix,  Acadian 
exiles,  and  De  Tonnancour,  Last  French  Governor  of 
Three  Rivers  and  Frederick  Ilaldimand,  Governor. 


CATALOGUE.  275 

NEW   FRANCE,  ETC. -Con. 

2830  Beauharnais,    Charles,  Marquis   de,  Gov.   of   Canada,  /.  s. 

portion  of.  i  p.  4°  "  Quebec,  1745";  —  Sieur  D'Augre- 
mont,  Commander  of  the  Marine,  and  Etienne  Rocbert, 
King's  Store  Keeper  at  Montreal,  (/.  s.  by  both,  i  p.  4"^ 
1707-     (2) 

2831  Begon,  Michel,  Intendant  of   New  France.     An  Account  of 

munitions  sent  to  the  soldiers  at  Acadia,  and  also  an  ac- 
count of  the  munitions  sent  to  the  savages  there.  Each 
document  2  pp.  folio,  signed  by  I'egou.  "  I'ait  a  la 
Rochelle,  10  ISIay,  1696."     (3) 

283'?  Bigot,  Francois,  Intendant  of  Justice  and  Police  in  New 
I'^rance,  "  Memoire  sur  le  droit  que  les  Franc;ois  ont  dans 
I'Accadie,  depuis  Pentagouet  jusques  a  la  Riviere  de  qnini- 
bequi,  le  Pays  des  Iroquois  et  la  Baye  d'lludson,"  </.  y. 
24  pp.  folio,  1750,  with  two  other  documents  signed  by 
Bigot,  of  the  same  date,  each  4  pp.  folio,  relative  to  the  cel- 
ebrated missionary.  Father  Rasle,  and  the  hostile  relations 
between  Vaudreuil  and  the  Governor  at  Boston,  fine  seals. 
(3) 

2833  BossciiAERT,  Chevalier  de,  if.  /.  s.  i  p.   4^*   and  address,  Ant- 

werp, 1769,"  writes  of  Canada,  with  printed  broadside  2  pp. 
4^",  1763,  "  Extrait  des  Registres  du  Conseil  d'Etat." 

2834  Branssat,  Migeon  de,  Lieut.  General  of  the  Royal  Jurisdic- 

tion of  Montreal,  16S1,  t/.  s.  i  p.  4'^,  16S3. 

2835  Canada,  Fisheries  of,  "Memoire  sur  les  Peschesde  Canada, 

presente  a  Monseigneur  le  Comte  de  Maurepas,"  21  pp. 
folio,  (/.  s.,  1698. 

2S36  Champic.nv,  Jean  Bochart,  Intendant  of  Justice  and  Police 
in  Canada,  a.  /.  s.  i  p.  4°,  "Quebec,  1701,"  to  Mons.  Pou- 
chartrain.     Scarce. 

2837  Ciiampignv,  Jean  Bochart,  Intendant  of  Justice  and  Police 

in  Canada,  i/.  s.  1 1  pp.  folio,  "  fait  A.  Quebec  le  26  Octobre, 
■  1694."  "  Relation  du  voyage  fait  par  le  .Sie'ur  de  Villion 
Capitain  d'un  'detachement  de  la  Marine  a  la  teste  des 
Sauvages  Kanibais  de  I'acadie  pour  faire  la  guerre  aux 
Anglois,  1694."     Scarce. 

2838  Champk;nv.  Jean  Bochart  de,  Intendant  General  of  Canada, 

1/.  s.  I  p.  4^^,  July  II,  1689,  with  seal.     Scarce. 

2839  Champlain,  Samuel  de,  French  Navigator,  Explorer  of  Can- 

ada and  the  coast  of  New  England,  discoverer  of  Lake 
Champlain,  founder  of  Quebec,  i/.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  1619.  A 
quittance  of  land  in  his  native  city  of  Brouage,  signed  also 
Ijy  Jacques  Hersan,  Marie  Camaret,  his  wife  and  others. 
Very  tine,  in  perfect  condition,  and  of  excessive  rarity. 


276  CATALOGUE. 

?JEW   FRANCE,  ETC.  -  Con. 

2S40  Com  PORTE,  Philip  Gauthier  cle,  First  Grand  Prevost  of  New 
France  a.  1.  s.  i  p.  4°,  "Quebec,  1684." 

2841  CouAGNE,  Cliarles,  Chevalier  de,  Extract  from  the  Registry 
at  Montreal,  of  the  record  of  his  marriage  to  Marie  Gode  in 
1680,  2  pp.  folio,  with  many  Signatures,  and  fine  Seal  of  R. 
iJurton,  the  second  English  Gov.  of  Montreal,  in  1763, 
Boston. 

2S42  Daiue,  M.,  Lieut.  General  of  Quebec,  d.  s.  i  p.  4°,  "Quebec, 
1753,"  Signed  also  by  Bigot,  the  Intendant. 

,2843  De  Cheury,  M.,  Early  French  IMissionary  to  the  Indians 
in  New  France,  rt-.  /.  s.  i  p.  4°,  "15  Jany.,  1697,"  writing  of 
an  Enterprise  against  New  England. 

2S44  De  Cheury,  M.,  Early  French  Missionary  to  the  Indians  in 
New  France,  a.  l.s.  ip,  4°  and  address,  "16  Jany,  1697," 
to  the  Intendant  General  of  Commerce  in  France,  Sending 
a  plan  of  the  Bay  and  Town  of  Boston. 

2845  D'Estrees,  Marechal,  "Papiers  Concernans  Canada,  I'Acadie 

etc.,  remies  par  le  Marechal  d'Estree,"  13  pp.  folio, 
1720  ;  —  "Memoire  general  sur  les  limites  de  I'Acadie,"  27 
pp.  folio,  1720.  These  papers  refer  more  particularly  to 
the  affairs  relating  to  that  part  of  Acadia  bordering  on 
Eastern  Maine  to  the  Kennebec  River.     (2) 

2846  D'Iberville,  Lemoyne,  Canadian    Navigator,  Explored  the 

Mississippi  in  1699,  a.  /.  y.  4  pp.  4*^  and  address  signed 
twice,  "La  Rochelle,  13  July,  1699,"  \\'rites  of  his  voyage 
up  the  Mississippi,  and  the  Settlements  there.  An  historical 
letter  of  high  value.     Excessively  rare. 

2847  De  La  Tour,  Lord,  "Reflexions  sur  le    Memoire   du    Sieur 

De  la  Tour,  countenant  Ses  pretentions  sur  plu- 
sieurs  parties  de  I'Acadie,"  9  pp.  folio,  1701.  Interesting 
document  in  relation  to  the  claims  in  Eastern  Maine ;  — 
"Memoire  pour  le  Sr  Andre  Grasset  de  Saint  Sauveur 
ci-devant  secretaire  General  du  Government  de  Canada," 
2  pp.  folio.     (2) 

2S48  De  Lisle,  M,  of  the  Academy  of  Science,  "  Memoire  pour 
les  limites  de  I'Acadie,"  3  pp.  4"^ ;  —  G.  Hocquart,  In- 
tendant of  Justice  and  Police  in  Canada,  d.  s.  3  pp.  4°  1731, 
fine  Seal ;  —  Confirmation,  by  the  King,  of  grants  in  Can- 
ada to  Lamothe  (Jadillac  1688.     Copy  of  4  pp.  4  °.  (3) 

2849  Denonville,  Jacques,  Rene  de  Brisay,  Marquis  de.  Governor 
of  Canada,  Opponent  of  Gov.  Dongan,  recommended  the 
purchase  of  New  York  by  France,  d.  s.  i  p.  4"^,  "Villemarie 
(Montreal)  15  Oct.  1689,"  with  Hozier's  abstract  of  his 
pedigree,  6  pp.  4°,  with  fine  seal.     (2) 


CATALOGUE.  277 

NEW   FRANCE,  ETC. —Con. 

2850  Des  Herbiers,  Sieur,  Appointed  by  France  to  take  possess- 
ion of  Louisburg  under  the  Treaty  of  Aix  La  Chappelle, 
a.  l.  s.  18  pp.  folio,  "a  louibbourg,  Le  29  Juillet  1749," 
very  interesting  letter,  giving  a  detailed  account  of  the  de- 
livery of  the  City  to  France. 

2S51  De  Vallierres,  Jesuit  Missionary  in  Canada,  a.  d.  s.  1-2  p. 
4o»  173°;  —  Soeur  St.  Alexis,  Superior  of  the  General 
Hospital,  a.  L  s.  i  p.  4^  i775>  signed  also  by  Soeur  St. 
Bartheleniy,  depositaire.    Imperfect.     (3) 

28';2  De  Villebon,  De  Jordy,  Sieur,  Second  in  Command  at  the 
Fort  at  the  Laye  de  Piiants,  il.  s.  *  p.  a^\  175^- 

2553  De  Villebon,   Le    Clievalier,    Governor   of    New    France, 

"  Journal  de  Ceque  s'  est  passe  a  I'acadie  depuis  le  mois 
dUctobre  1696,"  d.  s.  31  pages  folio,  "  au  forte  de  Natch- 
ouat  le  premier  Octobre  1697  ;"  Very  rare,  aad  historically 
important. 

2554  I)e   Villebon,    I,e   Chevalier,    Goxernor   of    New    France, 

"Journal  de  ceque  s'est  passe  a  I'Acadie  depuis  le  mois 
d'Octobre  1697,"  d.  s.  17  pages  folio,  "  au  fort  du  bas  de 
la  riviere  St.  Jean  le  3  Octobre  169S."  Very  rare,  and  of 
much  historical  importance. 

285s  Du  Coudrav,  Le  Eorgne,  /.  s.  33  pp.  folio,  1663,  concerning 
his  rights  to  parts  of  Acadia,  in  connection  with  Duke  de 
\'endome,  and  replying  to  a  claim  presented  by  Lord  De 
La  Tour. 

2856  Fleurv,  Charles,  Born  in  Canada  in    1672,   member   of   the 

Expedition  of  Iberville  to  Hudson's  Bay  in  1694,  was  with 
]0e  Serigny  in  his  expedition  to  that  Bay  in  1696,  Captain 
General  of  Marines  in  1735,  Lieutenant  General  of  Klon- 
treal.  34  a.  /.  s,  folio,  and  4'^  and  a.  d.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  an  au- 
tobiography, all  dated  from  1735  to  1741.     (35) 

2857  Frontenac,  Louis  de  Buade,  Count  de,  Governor  of  Canada. 

The  most  remarkable  man  who  ever  represented  the  Crown 
of  France  in  America, /^/.  i^.  i  p.  4"^  "Montreal,  16  Sept., 
1693,"  with  fine  seal.  Relating  to  the  English  and  the  Iro- 
quois.    Very  rare. 

285S  GuERCiiEviLLE,  (Antoinette  de  Pons),  Marquise  de,  Bought 
in  1612  the  Concession  of  Canada  accorded  to  the  Sieur  de 
Monts,  Protectress  of  the  first  Jesuit  Missionaries  in  Can- 
ada, d.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  1626.     Very  rare. 

2859  Hocquart,  M.,  Intendant  of  New  France,  d.  s.  22  pp.  folio, 
1730,  An  account  of  the  munitions  delivered  from  tlie  mag- 
azine of  the  King,  to  the  Abenaki  Savages,  who  ha\e  been 
in  his  Majesty's  service  during  the  year  1729. 


278  CATALOGUE. 

NEW   FRANCE,  ETC. -Con. 

2860  KiRKE,  Sir  Lewis,  Governor,  and  was  the  first  Military  Com- 

mandant of  Quebec,  1629-32,  in  the  employ  of  English 
Government,  Captured  Champlain  at  the  surrender  of  Que- 
])ec,  and  transported  him  to  England,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1662, 
signed  as  Treasurer  and  Paymaster  to  the  Gentlemen  Pen- 
sioners. In  fine  condition,  and  excessively  rare,  if  not 
unique. 

2861  La  Gallissonniere,  Roland  Michael  Barrin,  Count  de,  Gov- 

ernor of  New  France,  French  Admiral,  defeated  Byng,  Au- 
thor of  "  French  Colonies  in  America,"  /.  s.  4  pp.  folio, 
"  Quebec,  1748."  Important  historical  letter  relating  to  the 
affairs  of  Canada,  and  their  connection  with  New  York  and 
the  Indian  Nations.     Rare. 

2862  La  Roche,  Marquis  de,  Letters  patent,  on  vellum,  given   by 

Henry  IV,  of  France,  ordering  the  Authorities  of  Rouen  to 
deliver  to  the  Marquis  de  La  Roche  all  the  criminals  they 
had  condemned  to  death,  to  be  transported  by  him  to  peo- 
ple the  newly  discovered  lands,  (Canada),  "  (iiven  at  Mont- 
ceau,  12  November,  1598,"  signed"  Henry,"  countersigned, 
"  Potier."  An  original  document  of  the  highest  importance 
in  the  history  of  the  first  discoveries  in  Canada.  For  full 
account  of  this,  see  Parkman's"  Pioneers  of  France  in  the 
New  World,"  page  210,  et  seq. 
2S63  La  Roche,  Marquis  de.  Obtained  in  1577,  a  commission 
from  Henry  III.  to  found  a  Colony  in  New  France;  this 
was  confirmed  by  Henry  IV.,  1578.  He  sailed  for  New 
France  with  a  number  of  prisoners  committed  to  him  to 
people  the  country,  was  wrecked  on  Sable  Island.  For  fur- 
ther account,  see  I'arkman,  "Pioneer  of  France  in  the 
New  World,"  page  210  et  seq.:  This  document  is  a 
power  given  to  sell  property,  2  pages  folio,  12  February, 
1586,  signed  by  the  Marquis,  and  is  stated  by  Dufosse',  to 
be  one  of  the  only  three  autographs  of  the  Marquise  de  La 
Roche  known  to  historians  or  collectors. 

2864  Lauzon,  Jean  de.     Fourth  Governor  of  New    France,    Pro- 

cured the  restoration  of  Quebec  and  Montreal,  Treated 
with  the  Iroquois  1625  d.s,  1-2  p.  4°  on  vellum. 

2865  Le  Blonde,  Claude.     Governor  of  Detroit,  /.   s.   2  pp.   4°, 

"  Detroit,  1752." 
2S66  Letters  and  documents  relating  to  New  France.  —  List  t)f 
Papers  relating  to  Acadia,  January,  1702  ; —  Rupture  with 
the  English,  1734;  —  Comparison  of  the  condition  and 
resources  of  New  France  in  1732  with  that  in  1730;  — 
Necessary  for  the  troops  in  Canada,  the  Cannon  and  other 
munitions; — Discoveries  of  New  France  from  1G03  to 
1723,  </.  s.  Bigot,  Intendant.  All  these  are  in  French,  from 
2  to  12  pp.  folio,  and  of  much  historical  interest,     {p) 


CATALOGUE. 


279 


NEW   FRANCE,  ETC.  -  Cok. 

2867  Louisiana,  Territory  of.     Accounts  of  the  voyage  of  Sieur 

Denis   for  the  discovery  of  the  Red  River,  7  pp.  folio,  1716; 

—  Copy  of  a  letter  written  by  Sieur  Denis  to  De  Lainothe, 
18  September,  1715,3  pp.  folio,  with  observation*  by  La- 
niothe  in  relation  to  Louisiana;  —  Copy  of  letter  written 
l;>y  Don  Diego  Ramon  to  Sieur  Denis,  relative  to  Lou- 
isiana, 2  pp.  folio,  1715;  —  Memoir  for  continuing  the 
investigation  of  the  monies  and  establishments  of  the 
Spaniards  on  the  Atississippi,  11  pp.  4°,  1697;  —  State- 
ment of  orders  given'in  regard  to  Louisiana  Territory,  4  pp. 
4",  1703  ; — Letter  to  the  King  in  regard  to  Louisiana,  4  pp; 
folio,  1750.  Documents  of  high  historical  interest,  two 
signed  by  Lamothe  Cadillac,  the  one  of  1G97  mentions 
Chicagou.      (6) 

2868  Pema(^)UID,  "Relation  du  Combat  des  Canbas  par  Monsieur 

Cheury,  missionaire,"  6  pp.  4°,  16S9.  A  detailed  and  im- 
portant account  of  the  attack  on  the  Forts  on  the  Kenne- 
beck,  and  at  Pemaquid. 

2569  rKMA(^iuiD.      Estimates   of    what  is    needed   to   equip    300 

Savages  for  the  expedition    against  I^cmaquid,  z   pp.   folio  ; 

—  Report  of  the  munitions  needed  for  this  Expedition,  2 
jip.  folio ;  —  Plan  for  the  enterprise  to  Fort  Pemaquid,  2 
]ip.  folio,  16S5,  with  two  other  documents  relative  to  the 
same  expedition,  each  2  pp.  4°.     (5) 

2570  PoiNTEAU,  Pierre,  Fermier  General  of  New  France  and  the 

Isles  of  America,  d.  s,  3  pp.  folio,  "Paris  14  December 
1 69 1,  Warrant  given  to  Claude  Regnault  to  act  as  head  of 
this  administration  in  the  Isles  of  America.  Signed  also 
by  Regnault. 

2871  Ra(;;ueneai;,  Paul,  Jesuit  Missionary  in  Canada.     Noted  fur 

his  labors  among  the  Hurons  and  Iroquois,  and  for  his 
writings  on  the  missions  of  Canada,  d.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  1663, 
Signed  also  by  Marie  De  Maupeon,  and  G.  Foucquet  and 
others.     Rare. 

2872  Ramezav,  Claude  dc,  Governor  of  Canada,  a.  d.  s.     1  p.  4"^, 

"  Montreal  28  Sept.  171 1,"  relating  to  the  Savages,  and  the 
llovendin  Walker  expedition  to  Canada,  Cut  on  the  mar- 
gin, and  a  few  letters  destroyed. 

2873  Ramezav,  Claude  de,  Governor  of  Canada,  d.  s.     2  pp.  4°, 

1694.  Signed  also  by  Jean  Pochart  de  Champigny,  and 
others,  with  line  seal. 
2S74  Ramezav,  Jean  Baptiste  (Son  of  Claude),  Governor  of  Mon- 
treal and  Quebec,  Commanded  Canadian  Militia  in  Nova 
Scotia,  1746,  Commandant  of  Quebec  at  time  of  surrender, 
Capitulated  to  the  English  forces  1759,  Articles  of  Capitu- 
lation at  the  surrender  of  the  English  Forces  at  Grand 
Prc'e,  12  Feby.,  1747,  d.  s.     2  pp,  folio.     Very  rare. 


28o  CATALOGUE. 

NEW  FRA:;CE,  etc. —  Con. 

2875  Maisonneuve  (Paul  de  Chomedey),  Sieur  de,  First  Gov.  of 
Montreal,  and  its  Founder,  d.  s.  3  pp.  folio,  1661,  with 
two  long  marginal  notes  in  his  autograph.  Signed  also  by 
Charles  Le  Moyne  and  Catherine  Primot  his  wife,  parents 
of  D'Iberville,  Barbe  de  Boullougne,  wife  of  D'Ailleboust, 
(General  of  New  France,  and  others.  This  document  is  a 
Deed  given  at  Montreal,  and  is  of  the  highest  rarity  and  in- 
terest. 

2576  Montreal.     Contract    made   before  the  Notaries  at  Paris 

between  Le  Royer,  La  Dauversiere,  Francois  Coura  and 
Gilles  de  Valois  relative  to  affairs  in  New  France,  and  the 
Isle  of  Montreal.  A  Notarial  Document  of  6  pp.  folio, 
made  at  Paris,  29  April,  1642.  Interesting,  relative  to  the 
lirst  French  families  established  in  Canada. 

2577  Montreal,  Hospital  of.     Institution  of  an  annual  perpetual 

rent  of  1 100  livres  granted  by  the  Society  for  the  conver- 
sion of  the  Savages  in  New  France  to  the  hospital  of  St. 
Joseph  in  the  Isle  of  Montreal,  3  pp.  folio,  Paris,  4  March, 
1653.  A  notorial  document,  very  curious  and  historical, 
mentions  the  priests  Oilier  and  Le  Rageois,  also  Abbe  Bar- 
riau,  Duke  de  Laincourt,  and  other  members  of  the  Society 
and  De  Maisonneuve,  Gov.  of  Montreal  and  Jeanne  Mance. 

2578  New  France.     "  Memoir  concernnans  les  Limittes  de  Colo- 

nic, presentc  en  1720  par  le  S.  Bobe,  Pretre  de  la  Congre- 
gation de  la  Mission."  94.  pp.  folio,  commenting  upon  the 
rival  claims  of  France  and  England  to  this  territory. 

2579  River  St.  John.     An  Account  of   the  munitions  sent  to  the 

Fort  at  the  entrance  of  that  River,  5  pp.  folio,  signed  by 
M.  Begon,  Intendant.  "  Fait  a  la  Rocheile,  10  May,  i6g6" 
—  An  Account  of  Provisions  sent  the  40  soldiers  at  the 
Garrison  at  Naxouac  (Fredericton),  during  the  year  1695, 
d.  s.  19  pp.  folio.  (2) 
2SS0  RoBERVAL  (Jean-Franrols  de  la  Rocpie),  Lieutenant  of  the 
King  in  the  Voyage  to  Canadn,  Ochclaga  and  other  regions 
towards  Saguenay.  Roberval  obtained  from  Francis  I.  let- 
ters patent  15  Jan.,  1540,  for  a  voyage  to  Canada.  He  left 
)\ochelle  on  his  lirst  voyage,  16  April,  1542,  The  cele- 
brated pilot  Jean  Alfonse  accompanied  him.  This  docu- 
ment is  an  Order  given  by  the  Officers  of  the  City  of  Paris 
to  Roberval  for  compensation  for  his  labors  in  the  fortify- 
ing of  that  city,  and  is  signed  by  Perot,  Boursier,  Patin, 
Decoursay  and  Messier.  On  the  reverse  is  the  receipt  of 
Roberval,  signed  "  La  Roque."  .This  document,  on  vellum, 
is  of  the  highest  importance  and  rarity,  though  the  signa- 
ture of  La  Roque  is  somewhat  faded.  It  is  dated,  1557. 
It  has  hitherto  been  stated  that  he  died  in  1549. 


CATALOGUE.  281 

NEW  FRANXE,  ETC.  -  Co.v. 

2881  RoBiNEAU,  De  Becquencourt  et  Portneuf,  Grand  Trustee  of 

New  France.  Receipt  for  annual  rent.  A  notarial  docu- 
ment, 2  pp.  4°  "  Paris,  1 741  "  ;  —  Cheralier  Bernapre',  Capt, 
at  Quebec.  Petition  to  serve  under  another  officer,  3  pp. 
oblong  folio,  1723,  unsigned;  —  Etienne  dc  Rivedoux, 
Lieutenant  of  Grenadiers,  served  at  Ticondero,:^;.!.  Petition 
to  the  Secretary  of  War,  detailing  his  services,  2  pp.  folio, 
unsigned.     (3) 

2882  Saint  Vallier,  Jean  Baptiste  de  Lacroix,  Bishop  of   Quebec, 

Chaplain  to  Louis  XIV,  Founded  the  general  hospital  of 
Quebec  in  1693,  and  the  Ursulines  of  Three  Rivers  in 
1697,  d.  s.  I  page  4°  on  vellum,  1703. 
2SS3  Serigny  (Joseph  Lemoyne),  Sieur  dc.  brother  of  D'lborville 
the  explorer,  surveyed  the  coast  of  Louisiana,  took  Pensa- 
cola  from  the  Spaniards,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  4°  and  address, 
1700,  writes  of  his  brother  and  of  tlie  Mississippi.  Very 
scarce. 

2884  Tracv  (Alexander  Pourville),  Marquis  de,  Lieut.-Gencral  of 

the  King  in  New  France,  </.  j.  i  p.  folio,  "  Paris,  April 
26,  1670,"  signed  also  by  his  wife,  Louise  de  Fouilleuzc  and 
Sieur  Henry  de  la  F"resnaye.     Rare. 

2885  Varennes,  Rend  Gaultier,  Chevalier  de.  Governor  of  "'  Tlirre 

Rivers,"  d.  s.  i  p.  4°  1689.  Certifying  to  Boucher  de 
Grand  Pre's  conduct  as  Major. 

2886  Vaudreuil,    Philippe  de  Rigaud  de.  Gov.  of  Canada,  r7o;, 

to  1725,  /.  s.  2  pp.  4"  "Montreal,  1702,"  to  Col.  Schu}ler, 
relative  to  Indian  captives.     Very  rare. 

2887  Vaudreuil,  Philippe   de    Rigaud,  Marquis  de.  Governor  of 

Canada  from  1703  to  1725, /,  j.  2  pp.  4°  "Montreal, 
1708."  Speaks  of  Fort  Detroit  and  de  la  >iothe  Cadillac. 
Very  scarce. 

2888  Vaudreuil,  Pierre  de  Rigaud,  ^L1rquis  de,  last  French  Gov. 

of  Canada,  //.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1756,  signed  also  by  Herbin, 
Gov.  of  Michilimackinack,  and  Bigot,  the  Indendant,  State- 
ment of  munitions  of  war  furnished  the  savages.    Very  rare. 

2889  Vaudreuil,    Pierre   de   Rigaud,    Marquis   de,   last   P'rench 

Gov.  of  Canada,  Military  Commission  signed,  i  p.  folio, 
"  Montreal,|April3,  1757."  Countersigned  "Saint  Sauveur," 
the  author.     Excessively  rare. 

2890  Villieu,  Sieur  de.  Distinguished  at  the  Siege  of  Quebec  in 

1690.  "Relation  d'un  voyage  fait  par  Le  Sieur  De  Villieu, 
Cap.  d'un  detachment  de  la  marine,  a  la  teste  des  Sauvages. 
Karibas,  et  Malicites  de  I'acadie,  pour  faire  la  guerre  aux 
Anglois,"  13  pp.  folio,  1694.  An  account  of  his  celebrated 
attack,  as  commander  of  Acadia,  upon  the  territory  of  New 
England,  with  notes  by  de  Villebon,  the  Governor  of  .Acadia, 


232  CATALOGUE. 

2S91  NewtOxV,  Sir  Isaac,  Mathematician  and  philosopher,  d.  s- 
T  p.  oblong  folio,  on  vellum,  1698,  as  Master  of  the  Mint, 
One  of  the  scarcest  English  Autographs. 

2893  Orleans,  Charles,   Duke   of,    Father   of   Louis    XII,  taken 

prisoner  at  Agincourt,  one  of  the  best  poets  of  his  time. 
d.  s.  1-2  p.  oblong  folio,  on  vellum,  1448,  fine  wax  seal  with 
label  and  fleurs-de-lys.  A  note  of  hand  to  Jacques  Boucher 
for  50  gold  crowns  to  be  repaid  on  demand.  A  fine 
document  in  French.     Very  scarce. 

2Sg3  Oswald,  Col.  Elsazer,  Revolutionary  ofTicer,  with  Gen. 
Arnold  at  Quebec,  a.  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  1790. 

2894  Papineau,  a.  d.  s.  Vandreuil,  6th  June,  1S2S,  Leader  Cana- 

dian Rebellion,  1837,  Mrs.  Leprohon,  Authoress,  Chief  Jus- 
tices Sewell  and  Osgood,  with  wax  seal,  Sir  Francis  Gore. 
T^t.-Governor  of  Upper  Canada,  1S17,  Sir  Guy  Johnson, 
Uoratio  Gates,  Rev,  J.  (7.  Delisle,  1782,  Sir  Chas.  Na- 
pier, Chatham,  Lord  Raglan,  W.  Kyland.     (12) 

2895  Parr,  Rev.  Samuel,  Celebrated  Tiieologian    and  Critic,  /.  s. 

portion  of.     Portrait. 

2896  Pkt'Perrell,    Sir  William,   Commander   at  Siege    of  Louis- 

burg,  a.  d.  s.  1  p.  4  °,  1756. 

21897  Pitt,  William,  Prime  Minister  of  England,  a.  I.  in  3d  person, 
I  p.  4°  1794,  to  George  III,  submitting  a  draft  of  his  Speech 
as  prepared  by  the  Government. 

2S9S  Pompadour,  Jeanne  Antoinette  Poi^sson,  Marquise  de,  Mis- 
tress of  Louis  XV.  a. /.  i-.  3  pp.  8°  "Versailles,  8  Nov., 
1 760,  to  the  Due  de  Eellisle,  with  seal  and  silk.  Autograph 
letters  of  this  remarkable  woman  are  of  excessive  rarity. 

2S99  Prescott,  Richard,  Lieut.  General  of  British  Army,  taken 
prisoner  at  Rhode  Island,  by  Col.  Wm.  Barton,  /.  s.  i  p.  4*^ 
1787.     Scarce. 

2900  Prescott,  Robert,  Major  General  in  British  Army,  at  Louis- 
burg,  with  Wolf  at  Quebec,  at  battles  of  Brandywine,  Fort 
^^'ashington,  etc.,  d.  s.  i  p.  folio,  "Quebec,  1797,"  as  Gov. 
of  Canada, 

3901  PREVOST,  Sir  George,  Gov.  of  Canada,  Commander  in  Chief 
of  British  Army  in  North  America,  a.  /.  in  T,d  person,  i  p. 
4°  and  address,  "Halifax,  18 11." 

2902  Proctor,  B.  W.,  (Barry  Cornwall),  English  Poet,  a.  /.  s.  i  p. 

8°,  speaks  of  Thackeray ;  —  Wm.  Wordsworth,  English 
Poet,  Signature,  with  2  lines  autograph,  i  p.  oblong  S'* 
1849.     (3) 

2903  QuiNCV,  Josiah,  President  of  Harvard  College,  a.  /.  x.  i  p.  4' 

and  address,  "Cambridge,  1S30." 


CATALOGUE.  2S3 

2904  Kawson',  Edward,  Secretary  of  the  Mass.  JJay  Colony,  a.  /.  i. 

I  p.  4^^  "  Boston,  1672,  on  public  affairs.  Letters  of  Raw- 
son  are  scarce. 

2905  Richelieu,   Cardinal    Armand    Jean    du    Plessis,    French 

Statesman,  Minister  of  Louis  XIIL  /.  s.  i  p.  folio,  and  ad- 
dress, with  seals  and  silk,  1636.  Very  rare.  Organizer  of 
the  100  Associates  for  colonizing  Canada.  It  was  by  his 
efforts  that  Chainplain  was  sent  to  Quebec  and  the  City 
founded. 

2906  RiCHMO.VD,  Duke  of,  Gov.  of   Canada,    Lord   Lieutenant   of 

Ireland,  died  of  Hydrophobia, /.  J.  I  p.  folio,  "Whitehall, 
'T'^?  "; — Col.  Henry  Hamilton,  British  Revolutionary  Of- 
ficer, and  Henry  Hope,  Governors  of  Canada,  a.  I.  s.  i  p. 
4^  of  each,  17S3-S5.  (3) 
3907  Rogers,  Major  Robert,  Famous  Partisan  of  the  French 
War,  Commander  of  the  Queen's  Rangers  in  the  Revolu- 
tion, /.  s.  I  p.  4°.  •'  Montreal,  26th  jfuly,  176S."  Very 
rare.     Author  of  Rogers'  Concise  Account,  etc. 

2908  RoussE.\u,  J.  J.,  Celebrated  French  writer,  a.  l.  s.  2  pp.  4", 

"Brienne,  1763."  Interesting  letter,  and  extremely  rare. 
Portrait  and  fac-siraile  letter. 

2909  RuBiN'i,  Giambattista,  Celebrated  Italian  tenor  singer,  a.  /.  j-. 

I  p.  8".     Portrait. 

2910  St.  Heleine   de  Lemoyne   TBrother  of  Iberville)  killed  at 

Phipps'  assault  of  Quebec  in  1690,  Rigaud  de  VauDreiul 
lind  his  Wife  Lagorgendiere  de  Rigaud ;  Pierre  Boucher  dsf 
Crosbois  (Author  of  History  of  Canada  and  Gov.  of  Three; 
Rivers)  Foretier,  1705,  de  Maricour  and  Wife  (Brother  to 
Iberville  and  a  celebrated  Warrior)  de  Francherelle  De 
Lonnal;  De  Composti ;  de  Cabanac;  Joseph  Crevier,  dated 
Quebec,  1680,  killed  by  the  Indians,  Commandain  at 
Francais  de  Lac  Forte.     Signatures.     (12) 

29 1 1  Saxe,  Count  Maurice  de.  Marshal  of   France,  Defeated  the 

English  at  Fontenoy,  /.  .f.  i  p.  folio,  ''Brussells  1747." 
\'ery  rare.  .Saxe's  refusal  to  send  troops  to  Canada  occa- 
sioned the  defeat  of  Montcalm. 

2912  Scott,   Sir  Walter,   Novelist  and  Poet,  a.  I.  j.  i   p.  -j'^,  and 

address,  "Edinburgh,  1819."     Scarce. 

2914  Scott,  Sir  Walter,   Xovelist  andJPoet,    a.  I.  s.  i   p.  4°,  and 

address,  "Edinburgh,  1807."     Scarce. 

2915  Scott,  Sir  Walter,  Novelist   and  Poet,   a.  I.  s.  i   p.  4*,  and 

address,  "Edinburgh,  180S."     Scarce. 

2916  Scott,  Sir  Walter,  Novelist  and  Poet,     .Autograph  Draft  of 

John  Ballantyne  &  Co.,  endorsed  "  Abbotsford  Accepted, 
Walter  Scott  "  ;  H.  F,  Scott,  /.  x.  i  p.  4"^  to  "  London, 
ii532;"  in  regard  to  some  Memorial  of  Sir  Walter  Scott.  (2) 


284  CATALOGUE. 

2917  Selkirk,  Earl  of,  (Thomas  Dundas),  British  statesman, 
-N'otrd  !ur  hi.s  fettlcment  of  Colonies  in  Winnipeg,  a.  /.  s. 
2  pp.  4"",  "  London.  »So6,"  re,lati\e  to  (.^'anadian  affairs.  A 
scarce  autograi)h. 

2yi6  ShKKts,  Olive  W.,  (I'rirtcess  of  Cumberland),  Landscape 
painter,  Her  claims  brought  before  the  House  of  Commons 
1822,  a.  /.  s.  3  pp.  8°,  1820.  Interesting  letter  to  her  So- 
licitor in  reference  to  her  claims. 

29*9  Sewei-l,  Genl.  Henr}-,  Served  through  the  Revolutionary 
VVar,  a.  I.  s.     \  p.  4°,  and  address,  "Augusta,  18 14." 

2920  SnAKEsi'tkK,  William,     lac-simile  of  his  Will.    3  pp.  double 

folio.     16 16. 

2921  Shiklev,  William,  Gov.  of  Mass.  /.  s.     \  p.  folio,  "Albany 

1755,"  to  Robert  H.  Morris,  Gov.  of  Pa.,  on  public  affairs. 
I'rojected  the  expedition  against  Louisburg  1745,  Succeeded 
iJradilock  1755,  as  Commander  of  the  English  Array  dur- 
ing the  French  W  ar. 

2922  Lee,  Richard  Henry,  a.  I.  s.     3  pp.  4'  and  address,  "  Phila- 

delphia I  St  July,  177  s,"  to  Robert  Carter.  "...  The 
inclosed  printed  hand  bill  will  give  you  an  account  of  a  very 
bloody  engagement  between  a  detachment  of  the  Continen- 
tal Army  and  the  Ministerial  forces  from  Boston.  Our 
er^emies  are  compelled  to  remain  under  cover  of  their  ship's 
cannon.  Should  they  come  out,  we  have  15,000  Men  under 
command  of  Generals  Washington,  Ward,  Lee,  Putnam 
and  others,  ready  to  give  a  good  account  of  them  .... 
'1  he  Canadians  (20  noblesse  excepted),  have  peremptorilly 

refused   to  join  Gov.  Carleton "A  very  interesting 

letter. 

2923  S.MJTH,  William,   Chief  Justice   of  New  York    and   Canada. 

Historian  of  New  York,  a.  L  s.  i  p.  folio,  and  address, 
"  New  York,  1773,"  to  (ienl.  Bradslreet,  at  Albany.  Fine 
letter,  and  scarce. 
29^4  Southev,  Robert.  British  Poet,  a.  I.  s.  2  pp.  4°  and  address, 
"Keswick,  1821."  Interesting  letter  on  Literary  matters. 
Very  scarce. 

2925  SpoTSwoon,  Col.  Alexander,  Revolutionary   Officer,  a.   I.  s, 

I  p.  4°,  and  address,  17S1,  to  Wm.  Davies.     Scarce. 

2926  SiRoyzi,  Roberto,  son    of    Alessandro,    Italian    diplomatist, 

a. /.  J-.  2  pp.  folio,  and  address,  1489;  —  Louisa  Strozzi, 
wife  of  Alessandro,  «.  /.  s.  \  p.  folio,  and  address,  1496.  (2) 

2927  Si'SSEX,  Duke  of,  (Augustus  Frederick,)  son  of   George   HI. 

Celebrated  Bibliophile,  a.  I.  s.  \  p.  4°,  and  address,  franked, 
1831. 

29^8  Taveor,  Tom.  Critic  and  dramatist,  a.  I.  s.  4  pp.  8°.  No 
date. 


CATALOGUE.  2S5 

2929  Tennyson,  Alfred,  Poet  Laureate  of  England,  a.  l.  y.  i  p.  8"^, 

'•  Whitby,  July  18."  Very  scarce.  "  I  send  the  permission 
trusting  that  Miss  L.  B.  will  not  serve  me  as  some  do,  i,  e., 
transpose  all  the  stanzas  and  alter  some  of  the  words  and 
then  put  in  the  title  page  "  by  express  permission  of  A,  T., 
the  P.  L." 

2930  Thomas,  Isaiah,  a.  I.  j.  3  pp.4'',  1793.    Distinguished  Ameri- 

can editor  and  author ;  founder  of  the  "  Massachusetts 
Spy." 

2931  Thomson,  James.     Distinguished  Scotch  Poet.     Manuscript 

Prospectus  for  the  publication  of  Bensley's  edition  of  the 
''  Seasons,"  (1728),  with  subscriber's  signatures,  chiefly  ot 
old  London  booksellers.     3  pp.  4". 

2932  TowNSHEND,  George,  Marquis  of.     Succeeded  Wolfe  at  Que- 

bec, and  received  its  surrender,  d.  s.  x  p.  folio,  1775,  Cora- 
mission  signed  as  Master-General  of  the  Ordnance. 

2933  TuRNSTALL,  Cuthbert,  Bishop  of   Durham,    Ambassador  to 

France,  d.  i.  i  p.  folio,  152S,  signed  also  by  Edward  Pou- 
right,  ambassador,  a  fine  document  in  French,  undertaking 
that  King  Henry  VIIL  will  ratify  and  sign  the  treaty  of 
Peace  made  with  Charles  of  Castille.     Scarce. 

2934  Vancouver,  George,  Navigator  and  explorer,  "Vancouver's 

Island,"  d.  s.  2  pp.  folio,  1795,  Signed  twice,  as  Captain  ot 
the  "Discovery."     Scarce. 

293s  Van  Dam,  Rip,  Colonial   Gov.  of  New  York,  c.  d.  s.  ip.  4*. 
scarce. 

2936  Vaudreuil,  Gov.  of  New  France,  Signed  also   by  Beauhar- 

nais  the  Intendant,  dated  ^  Quebec  ce  quatri^me  October, 
1703;  —  Sister  Marie  Morin,  Sup.  Hotel  Dieu,  Montreal, 
171 1  ; — Sister  Charlotte  Gallard,  Sup.  Hotel  Dieu,  Mon- 
treal, 1709  ;  —  Louise  de  Ramezay,  De  Reinal,  Thaumur,  R. 
De  Conegue,  De  Comport^,  De  Montont,  De  Catelongue. 
Signatures.    (12) 

2937  Vaudreuil  Rigaud  de,  Rouville  Ilertel  de,  Rouville  Andre' 

de,  wife  of  Hertel,  Raudot  a  Quebeck,  1706,  —  Intendant. 
Longueiul,  Noyette,  D.  de  Perigny,  Blanchard,  St  Ours, 
1675,  Sabreuis  de  Bleury,  1760.     Signatures,  rare.     (10) 

2935  Van  Trenhoven,  Cornelius,  Sec,  Dutch  Colony,  New   York, 

1638- — Sir  John  Harvey,  Gov.  Nova  Scotia;  —  Lord 
Aylmer;  —  Henry  Hope,  with  seals ;  —  Sir  John  Colborne, 
Gov.  of  Canada ;  —  Sir  Pludson  Lowe,  Gov.  of  St.  Hel- 
ena ;  —  Lords  Chatham,  Dundonald,  Beresford ;  —  Hon. 
John  Young;  —  Major  Gen.  Darling,  Military  Secy  ;  —  Dal- 
housie.  Gov.  of  Canada;  —  Chief  Justice  John  Elmsly  of 
Ontario  ;  —  Col.  Talbot ;  —  Capt.  Claremont.  Officers  serv- 
ing in  Canada.     Signatures,      (14) 


286  CATALOGUE. 

^939  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de,  French  Philosopher,  u,  /.  s.  i  p.  4"*, 
20  August,  to  J.  B.  Rosseau.  A  very  fine  letter  upon  his 
"Universal  History."    3?.are  folio  portrait.     Very  scarce, 

2940  Voltaire,   F.   ?*I.   A.  de,    French   Philosopher,  n.  /.i  p.  8", 

with  a  fac  simile  letter  i  p.  4°,  1772. 

2941  Voltaire,    F.    'M.  A.    de,    French    Philosopher,  xYutograph 

iManuscript,  "Du  Thdisme,"  8  pp.  4°,  with  erasures  and 
corrections.  Fine  specimen. 
2942"  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de,  French  Philosopher,  Autograph 
Poem,  a  French  translation  of  Waller's  Poem,  "  The  Day 
that  Cromwell  Died  there  was  an  Extraordinary  Tempest," 
2  pp.  8°. 

2943  VoNDENVELDE.v,  William,  Early  printer  at  Quebec,  a.  I.  s.  \  p. 

4°  "Quebec,  1798";  —  Alexander  Henry,  Author  and 
traveller,  a.  I.  s.  2pp.  4°  and  address,  "Montreal,  1801  " ;  — 
Gabriel  Fran chere,  Author  of  "Travels  in  Oregon,"  d.  s. 
J  p.  folio,  "Montreal,  18 17  ";  — Earl  of  Selkirk,  Statesman, 
author  and  traveller,  a.  /.  j.  i  p.  4°  and  address,  relating  to 
Canada,  iSi  i.     (4) 

2944  Washixgtox,  Genl.  George,  Dinner  invitation,  1-2  p.  4"^  and 

address. 

2945  Weiser,  Conrad,  Indian  Interpreter  in  the    French    and    In- 

dian War,  a.  I.  s,  2  pp.  4*  "  Heidelberg  in  Bercks,  1754-" 
"...  Henry  peters  the  Indian  should  be  privatly  Sent  for, 
and  fust  of  all  and  without  delay  Daniel  Claus  might  come 
with  him,  he  knows  the  way  by  land  as  he  has  traveld  it 
with  me  in  the  year  1750,  to  wit,  from  the  uper  Mohock 
Castel  to  Shochary  or  palantine  town,  Katskill  and  Kings- 
ton leaving  Albany  a  great  way  to  the  left  hand  .  .  .  have 
Belts  of  wampum  provided  and  two  or  three  large  Belts  all 
Blak.  ..."     Very  scarce. 

2946  Wellington,  Duke  of,  a.  I.  s.  \  p.  8°  and  two  of  his  visiting 

cards  with  auto.,  i  line  each,  "  Paris,  1818  "; —  Duchess 
of  Wellington,  a.  I.  s.  8  pp.  8"  "  Apsley  House,  1830,"  gossipy 
about  the  Royal  family.  Wellington's  letters  dated  Paris 
are  very  rare. 

2947  Wentworth,  Thomas  Lord,  Governor  of  Calais,  surrendered 

it  to  the  French  after  200  years  occupation,  d.  s.  i  p.  4*^ 
1581.  Very  rare.  See  remarks  thereon  in  "Hart's  Fall  of 
New  France." 
294S  Wesley,  Rev.  John,  Founder  of  Methodism,  a.  I.  s.  i  p.  4-' 
"  Bristol,  1786,"  to  his  sister.  "...  In  a  few  days  1  am 
to  set  out  for  Holland.  I  believe  I  am  called  to  pay  one 
more  visit  to  our  Friends  on  the  Continent.  If  it  please 
God  to  bring  me  back  to  England,  I  shall  scarce  think  of 
crossing  the  German  Ocean  any  more,  .  .  "  Interesting 
and  scarce. 


CATALOGUE.  287 

2949  West,  Benjamin,  celebrated  Painter,  a.  d.  s.  1-3  p.  8°  1816, 
Admission  to  Burlington  House  to  see  the  Elgin  Marbles, 
signed  as  Prest.  of  the  Royal  Academy,  also  Admission  to 
Lecture,  signed,  a  card,  1S19.     (2) 

29^0  WiDDRiNGTON,  Sir  Thomas,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons, As  Speaker  he  administrated  the  Oath  of  Office  to 
Cromwell  as  Lord  High  Protector  in  1657,  d.  s.  portion  of 
I  p.  8°,  1655.     Very  scarce. 

2951  William  HI.,  of  England,  d.s.  as  Prince   of  Orange,   i   p. 

folio,  1676.     IMilitary  Commission.     Fine  Seal.     Scarce. 

2952  William  IV.  of  England,  a.  /.  s.  i  p.  4",  "Hanover,   1S19," 

to  one  of  his  morganatic  children,  "your  much  affectionate 
Father." 

2953  Winchester,  Genl.  James,  Revolutionary  Officer,  and  Brig. 

General  in  1S12,  a.  l.  s.  i  p.  folio,  and  address,  iSi;. 

2954  WixcHESTER,  William  Paulett,  Marquis  of.  Lord  High  Treas- 

tirer  of  England,  d.  s.  i  p.  4°,  1555.  An  order  for  payment 
for  services  in  searching  for  treaties  and  legal  writings  in 
reference  to  Calais,  which  was  Surrendered  to  France. 
Ver}'  rare. 
-955  Winchester,  William  Paulett,  Marquis  of,  Lord  High 
Treasurer  of  England,  d.  s.  i  p.  oblong  folio.'  Signed  also 
by  Sir  Walter  Mildmay,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  and 
founder  of  Emanuel  College,  Cambridge.     Scarce. 

2956  WiNSLOW,  Major  Genl.  John,  Principal  actor  in  the  Expulsion 

of  the  Acadians,  a.  d.  s.  r  p.    4°,    "Boston,    1765."     Very 
rare. 

2957  Wren,  Sir  Chistophcr,  Celebrated  Architect,  d.  s.  1  p.  folio, 

1710.     Signed  also  by  Sir  John  Vanburgh,  Architect  and 
dramatist,  built  Blenheim  Castle,  and  by  others.  Very  rare. 

2958  York,  Frederick,  Duke   of,  Field  Marshal   of   the  English 

Army,  Son  of  George  III.,  a.  d.  r.  i  p.  4'',    1707. 


CATALOGUE. 


SCARCE  AAIERICAN  PORTRAITS,  VIEWS, 
ETCHINGS,  ETC. 


?959  Abepxrombie,  Burke,  Fox,  Robert  Walpole,  Sir  Percy  Brett, 
Camden,  Stockdale,  Grenville,  Pelhani,  etc.     (20) 

2960  Addison,  Bacori,  Nelson,  Henry  IV,  Louis  Philippe,  Shakes- 
peare, etc,     (20) 

?9&i  Admirals  Vernon,  Pocock,  Ilov.ard,  Tyrrell,  Bynj;,  etc. 
Old  copper  plates.     (10) 

^962  American  Generals  and  Statesmen.     (22) 

2963  Amherst,  Gen.  Sir  JeHerev.  Fine  mezzotint  after  Reynolds. 
Folio.  • 

?g64  Amherst.  Seat  of  Lord  Amherst,  Montreal,  1777.  2  differ- 
ent views.     (2) 

2965  Amherst.     Different  portraits.     Fine  and  rare.     (S) 

2966  Amherst.     Governor  of  Canada,  1760.     By  Ryall. 

2967  Andrews'  History  of   the  War  in  Americ.T.     Portraits  from. 

(10) 

2968  Andrews.     Another  lot.     (S) 

2969  ANDREW.S.     Another  lot.     (8) 

2970  Andr^,    Major,   Arnold,   Washington,    De   Grasse.      Japan 

proofs.     (4) 

2971  Arnold,  Benedict.     Scarce  French  Portrait. 

2972  Art  Journal.     Plates  and  other  steel  engravings.     (40) 

2973  Artists.     Benjamin  West,  Bartolozzi,  Hogarth,  Lucas  von 

Leyden,  Rubens,  Da  Vinci,  etc.     (10) 
3974  Avers,  Dr.    Stephen.       The   celebrated   itinerant   Cholera 
Doctor  of  New  Jersey  in  the  epidemic  of  1S32. 

2975  AvLMER,  I,ord.     Governor  of  Canada,  1830.     Mezzotint  by 

W^ard.     Proof  before  letters.     Folio. 

2976  Bacon,   Lord,  Earl  Temple,  Duke   Schomberg,  Lord   Som- 

mers,  Prince  Eugene,  Earl    of   Stratford,  etc.     Old   copper 
plates.     (25) 

2977  Barr^-,  Isaac,  with  Wolfe  at  Quebec.      I'ine.   Folio. 


CATALOGUE.  2S9 

2978  BARTOLO221,  Francesco.     Eight  very  fine  examples  byBarto- 

lozzi,  engraved  in  his  best  manner,  some  proofs.     (8) 

2979  Beauties  of   the  Court  of   Charles  11.     India  proofs  before 

letters.     (10) 

2980  Bethlehem,  Fa.     Engraved  by  Xoual  after  Garrison.  Folio. 

2981  Bibliophiles.     Count   d'Hoym,  Edward    liarley,  Grenville, 

Colbert.     (4) 
29S2  Biographical  Magazine  Prints.     130  portraits,  with  biogra- 
phical notices. 

2983  Blome's  Bible  Prints,  etc.     (37) 

2984  Boccaccio,  Giovanni.     Fine,   from  the  edition    of    176S;  — 

Thomas  Raynal.     (2) 

2985  Bougainville,  L.  A.     Aide-de-Camp  to   Montcalm.     Differ- 

ent portraits.     (10) 
29S6  Bourgeovs,      Marguerite    (Villemarie,     1700); —  Duchess 
■    d'Aiguillon  (Fondatrice  de  I'hospice  de  Quebec)  ;  —  Maria 
Monk,  etc.     (6) 

2987  Bourget,  Carroll,  Panet,  etc.     Roman  Catholic  Bisliops,  (5) 

2988  BoscAWEN,  Admiral  Edward.     Fine  portrait  from  the  Mili- 

tary Dictionary.     4'^. 

2989  BoscAWEN,  Townshend,  Hawk,  Barre'.    Siege  of  Quebec.  (5) 

2990  Braun's    Permanent    Photograph.     Les    Communiantes,  by 

Jules  Breton.     Large  folio. 

2991  Canada.     A  fine  and  rare  set  of   Smyth's  views,  published 

in  London,  1768,  comprising  :  View  of  Gaspe  Bay,  View  of 
Miraraichi,  View  of  Cape  Rouge,  View  of  Pierced  Island, 
View  of  the  City  of  Quebec.  Engraved  by  P.  Canot,  from 
drawings  by  Capt.  Hervey  Smyth.  Fine  copies,  beautiful 
impressions  and  large  margins,  except  the  first  one,  which 
is  trimmed.     Large  folio.     (5) 

2992  Canada.     The  Ice  Cone  at  the  Falls  of   Montmorency,  near 

Quebec.     Large  folio  lithograph.     London,  1S53. 

2993  Canada.     Governors  Cathcart,  Williams,  Durham,  etc.     (4) 

2994  Canada.    Governors  Williams,  Murray,  Cathcart,  Dufferin. 

(4) 

2995  Canada.    Governors  Dundas,  Fanning,    Gosford,    Durham, 

Elgin,  Williams,  Lisgar.     (10) 

2996  Canada.     Governors  Lisgar,  Elgin,    Amherst,  Lome,    iMet- 

calfe,  Craig,  Dufferin,  Simcoe,  Head.     (10) 

2997  Canada.    Governors  Richmond,  Amherst,  Sinclnir,  Durh'm, 

Dundas,  Murr.iy,  Bjlliursl,  ]^<(\\.     (to) 

2998  Canada.    Sir  Norton  Peto,  Dawson,  Martin,  William  Smith, 

Ryerson,  Sir  W.  Grant,  Osgoode,  Simcoe,  Vigor,  Jolielte, 
Papineau,  etc.     (15) 


290  CATALOGUE. 

rggg  CANADA.,   Vue  du  Monument  sur  la  Montagnede  St.  HUaite 
de  Rouville  ;  —  Colored  view  of  Kingston.     (3) 

3000  Caxadiax    Portraits,  including  photographs  and  woodcuts. 

(40) 

3001  Canadian  \'iews.     (30) 

3002  Cardinals  Richelieu,  Mazarin.    Fleury,    Fenclun,    Lussuet. 

Fine  lot.     (8) 

3003  Carrincton's  North  >\mcrican  \'ic^\;5  (about    17G0).      line 

set,  very  rare,  comprising  :  Fouisburg,  when  besieged  in 
175S,  Charleston,  capital  of  Soutii  Carolina,  City  of  Que- 
bec, New  York,  Cape  Rouge,  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  Fall  of  Mont- 
morency, Gaspee  Kay, -etc.     (ir) 

3004  Cartif.r,  Jacques.      Fac-simile  from  the  St.  Malo  Register. 

Portrait  of  Carticr,  views,  etc.     (lo) 

3005  Catholic    and    Apostolic    Ilierarciiic  of    Kriti.'^h     America. 

Large  folio  lithographs,  containing  40  portraits. 

3006  CFXLULOin  Panels.     Love's    Confession   and  'Fhc  Wedding 

Day.     (2) 

3007  Cklluloid.    Ilere'l'liey  Come,  and  Scenes  in  Faslern  Town- 

ships.  Proofs,  only  6  printed.     (2) 
300S  Celluloid  Portraits  of  Mrs.  Cleveland,    Fmpcror   ^\■ilhclm 
I.  and  Frederick  IIL     (3) 

3009  Cervantls.     Set  of  31  fine  copper  plates,  engraved  by    J'i- 

cart  le  Romain,  from  designs  by  Cochin,  Coypel,  and  oth- 
ers, to  illustrate  Don  Quixote.  Fdition  Hage,  1746.  Proofs 
before  the  numbers. 

3010  Champlain,  Talon,  Laval,  Brenville,  Charlevoi.x.     ('6) 

3011  Charleston,  S.  C.     Exact  Prospect  of  Charles   Town   the 

metropolis  of  the  Province  of  South  Carolina.  Rare  fold- 
ing view  from  the  London  Magazine,  1761. 

3012  Churchill  Charles.     Sir  Thomas  More,  Sir  Philip  Sydne\-, 

Algernon  Svdnev.  T.  Smollett,  etc.  Old  copper  plates. 
(16) 

3013  Ct.ARENDON,  Mazeres,  Nelson,  Pitt,  Canning,  Lord  Metcalfe, 

Heathfield,  VVarburton,  John  Knox,  etc.     (20) 

3014  Clark,   Alured,   Lieutenant     Governor    of   Canada,    1791. 

Proof  mezzotint.     Folio. 

3015  Clive,  Lord.     Lord  Digby,  Colonel  Coote,  Earl  Clarendon, 

John  Hampden,  etc.     Old  copper  plates.     (30) 

3016  CoLiCNV,  Caspar.     Different  portraits  and  views.     (4) 

3017  Colored  Photograph.     l"he  Missionary's  Return.     Folio. 

3018  Colored  Photograph.     The  Communicants,    after    Breton. 

Folio. 


CATALOGUE.  291 

3019  Colored  Photograph.     Presentation  of  the  Bride.       Folio. 

3020  Colored  Photograph,     The  Roll  Call,  after  Miss   Thomp- 

son. 

3021  Columbus.     Scarce    old   German    print,    and    rare    Italian 

print,  with  two  others.     (4) 
3032  Cook,  Capt,  James,  Capts.  Franklin  and  Parry.      Different 
portraits  of  each.     (9) 

3023  Cortes,  F>rnand.     Donna  Marina  sous  la  Te'nte  de  Cortes; 

Fernand  Cortes  s'oppose  a  des  sacrifices  humains ;  recoit 
des  Otages  ;  — Cortes  brule  sa  Flotte  ;  — Montezuma  prison- 
nier  de  Cortes;  —  Cortes  apaise  la  R^volte  de  son  arme'e. 
Set  of  colored  lithographs,  published  by  Turgis  of  Paris. 
Large  folio.     (7) 

3024  CoRNWALLis,    Marquis.      Engraved    by  J.    Ogborne.     linr, 

small  folio. 

3025  Costume  Plates,  comprising  portraits  of  English  and  French 

Queens  and  Princesses.     (36) 

3026  Cromwell,  Earl    Bedford,    Richard    Lovelace.     Hampden, 

Canning,  Thurston,  Sir  Peter  Warren,  etc. 

3027  Cromwell,  W'.,  Beckford,  Duke  of  Cumberland,  Marquis  ot 

Granby,  Duke  of  Buckingham,  Lord  Burleigh,  etc.  Old 
copper  plates.     (30) 

3028  D'Argexson,  Montmorency,  Galissoniere,  \'iceroys  of  Can- 

ada.    Rare  copper  plates.     (3 ) 

3029  De  Brv's  \"oyages.     Plates  from.     (4) 

3030  Du  Plessis,  F.  X.     Jesuit   ^^lssionaries  in  Canad.i.     DiitVr- 

ent  portraits,  all  rare.     (3) 

3031  Duquesxe,  Maisoneuve,  Montmorency,  D"Argenson,  Grand 

Conde.     Viceroys  of  Canada.     Fine  and  rare.     (6) 

3032  DuRER,  Albert,  Portrait   of    Biblibaldi    Pirkeymheri,     {524. 

Original  impression. 

3033  Durham,  Lord  J.  G.,  Governor  of  Canada,  183.S.     Fine  mez- 

zotint.    Proof  before  letters.     Small  folio. 

3034  Drake,  Sir  Francis,  by  Thomas  De  Lu  ; — Fernand  MageiUn, 

by  Lairmegsin.     Scarce  print.     (2) 

3035  Drake,  Sir   Francis,    Lord  Loudon,    Admiral    IIawk>,    Sir 

Henry  Vane,  General  Oglethorpe,  Walter  Raleigh,  etc. 
Old  copper  plates.     (10) 

3036  Drama.     J.  P.  Kemble,  G.  V.  Brooke,  Jennv  Lind,  Gdrrick, 

(4) 

3037  Eminent  English  Women,     (10) 

3038  English  Authors.     (25) 

3039  English  Queens.     (14) 


292  CATALOGUE. 

3040  English  Kings.     (21) 

3041  Elgin,  Lord.     Governor   of    Can.-icla,    1847.     Mezzotint  by 

Sartaiii.  Small  folio. 

304.'  EsTRADES,  Cointe   de,   Viceroy  de   rAmerique.       Fine   old 

mezzotint.     Very  rare.     Folio. 

3043  EsTRADES.  Engraved  by  Stephanus  Picart.     Fine  and  rare. 

Folio. 

3o.)4  Etching.  Derby  Hall,  by  Huon  A.  Malear.     Signed  artist's 

proof. 

3045  Etching.  Westminister,  The   Tower,   St.    Paul.     Views  in 

London  by  W'ilfried  Ball.     Signed  Remarque  proofs.     (3) 

3046  EicHiNG.     Le  Pape  Formosus,  by  P.  Teyssonnieres,  after  J. 

P.  Laurens.     Signed  artist's  proof. 

3047  Etching.       Shipping,    by    Appian,    and    another.       India 

Proofs.     (2) 

3048  Etching.     The  Old  Soldier,   by    L'PIermette,  and    another. 

India  proofs.     (2) 

3049  Etching.     Landscape,    by  Chauvel,    and    another.     India 

proofs.     (2) 

3050  Etching.    Landscapes,  by  Yon  and  Laurens.     India  proofs. 

(.2) 
30:;!   Etching.     Appel  des  dernieres  victimes  de  la  teireurs,  with 
key. 

3052  Etching.     The  Evening,    by    Stanley    Berkley.     Remarque 

proof,  signed  by  the  artist. 

3053  Etching.     Belliville   on    the    Passaic,    by    Stephen    Parish. 

Signed  artist's  proof. 

3054  Etching.     The    River,    by    Bonvin     and    another.     India 

proofs.     (2) 

3055  Etching.     Bon  Secour  Church,  Montreal,  by  Landon.     Ar- 

tist's proof. 

3056  Etching,    The  Marauders,  by  11.  Costello.     Signed  artist's 

proofs  on  India  paper,  printed  in  sanguine.     (2) 

3057  Eltropean    Views.     Set   of   old  colored  views   of    London, 

Rome,  etc.     Very  rare  and  curious.     Oblong  folio.     (12) 
305S  European  Views.     (9.) 

30.-9  Explorers.     La    Salle,    Champlain,  Drake,  Vespucius,   P^a- 
leigh,  Pizarro.     (9) 

3060  Evrk,  Sir  William,  Lieutenant  Governor  of  Ontario.     Mez- 

zotint.    Proof  before  letters.     Folio. 

3061  Fairfax,  Lord.     Keppel,  Capt    Forest,    St.    John  Ligonier, 

(len.   'I'ownshend,    Lord   Downe,  etc.     Old  copper  plates. 


CATALOGUE.  293 

3062  P'rancis  1.     By  Tetit  after  Titian.     4". 

3063  Francis  I,  Duke  of  Brunswick,  Gaston  de    Fiance,    Fred- 

erick the  Great,  Charles  V,  etc.     (9) 

3064  Franklin,  Benjamin,  by  St.  Aubin  alter  Cochin.     4".  Fiat?. 

3065  Franklin.     Different  portraits.     (3) 

3066  French  War.     Vue  de  la   descente   des  Francois  a  I'isle  de 

Terre  NeuYe  ;  —  View  of  Niagara  P'ort,  1759;  —  Plan  de 
Louisburg; — North  View  of  Fort  Johnson  (from  Royal 
Mag.),  etc.     (7) 

3067  French  War.     Attack  of  the  British  Fleet  on  Eelleisle,  1759  , 

•—  Defeat  of  a  French  Fleet,  1759  ;  —  Death  of  Gen.  Wolfe, 
etc.     (4) 

3068  French  War.     Montgomery,  Boscawen,  Earre,  Pepperell,  St. 

Vincent,  etc.     (13) 

3069  Frontenac,  Comte,     Viceroy  of  Canada.     Henrlcaee  Maiu 

de  Buade  Frontenac  (Sister  of  Frontenac),     (2) 

3070  Garneau,  F.  II.     Autlior  of    Flistoiy    of  Canada,       Folio, 

lithograph, 

3071  GosFORD,  Earl  Archibald,  Governor  of  Canada,   1S35.     Lith- 

ograph.    India  proof. 

3072  Gray,  Thomas.     Three  different  portraits,  with  Gray's  mon- 

ument and  frontispiece  to  the  Elegy,  after  Shelley. 

3073  Green,  Genl.  Nathaniel,  and  Samuel  Adams.     Engraved  by 

J.  Norman.     Rare.     (2) 

3074  Head,  Sir  F.  B.     Lieutenant  Governor   of    Upper   Canada, 

1837.     Fine  mezzotint.     Proof  before  letters.     Folio. 

3075  Henry  IV.     Different  Portraits.     All  fine.     (6) 

3076  Heraldry.       English  Coats  of  Arms.       390    figures    on    7 

sheets,  large  folio. 

3077  Hind's  Views  in  the  North  West.    12  colored  views,  mounted 

on  card  board. 
307S  Hogarth,  William.     10  plates  by    Hogarth,    published    in 
1735,  including  "  Before  "  and  *'  After."     Folio.     (10) 

3079  Hoym,  Comte  de.     Celebrated  Bibliophile.       Portrait    in    ^ 

different  states.     (4) 

3080  India  Ink  Panels.     By  J.  Burns,     (3) 

3081  Indians.     Ahyouwaighs,  Chief  of  the    SLt    Niitlon^.      I'ulio. 

colored. 

3082  Indians.     Joseph    Brant,  from  the  original  in  the  possession 

of  James  Boswell.     Original  impression. 

3083  Indians.     Joseph  Brant.      Different  Portalts,  including  the 

original  Boswell  portrait.     (7) 

3084  Indians.     Cunnee    Sholi   (Mezzo.); — Outacite,    Cherokee 

King,  1762,  Sklagusta,  1762,  Brant,  etc.     Good  lot,     (8) 


294 


CATALOGUE. 


3085  Indians.  IMort  heroique  de  quelques  pires  de  la  compagnie 
de  Jesus  dans  la  Nouvelle  France.  Lithographs.  Large 
folio. 

30S6  Indians.     The  same,  colored.     Large  folio. 

3087  Indian  Scenes.     (18) 

308S  Indian  Wigwam,  and  another.  Original  drawings  by  Krieg- 
hoff.     Folio.     (2) 

3089  Kings  of  England.     Old  copper  plates.     (20) 

3090  La  Fontaine,  Jean  de.     Engraved  by    Ficquet.       Original 

impression.     Fine  and  rare. 

3091  La  Fontaine.     Set  of  40  proofs.     Woodcut  illustrations   10 

La  Fontaine's  Tales. 
3093  Lansdowne,  Lord.     Governor   of    Canada.       India    proof. 
Folio. 

3093  Lodge's  Portraits.     (50) 

3094  Lodge's  Portraits.     (36) 

3095  Louis  XIII.,  XIV,,  XV.,  XVI.     Different  portraits  of  each. 

Fine  and  rare  lot.     (n) 

3096  LouiSBOURG.     A  View  of   Louisbourg    in    North   America, 

taken  near  the  light-house  when  that  city  was  besieged  in 
1758,  drawn  by  Capt.  Ince,  engraved  by  P.  Canot.  (1768.) 
Large  folio.     Fine  and  rare. 

3097  Louisb';rg.     Views   of  the  Ruins.     Ori^'inal    water    colors. 

(^) 
309S  Louvois,   Duquesne,     P.erjeau,    Bienville,    Duke    of    Kmt, 
Bishop  Laval.     (6; 

3099  McGiLL,  James.     Founder  of  McGill  College,  Montreal. 

3100  Wacken;^ik,  Alexander,     Canadian    Traveller.      \'ery    fine 

print. 

31 01  Maps  :  Plan  of  the  Town  of  Montreal,   1760  ;  —  Map    to  il- 

illustrate  Gen.  Amherst's  E.xpedition  to  Montreal ; —  Plan 
of  the  Fort  and  Bay  of  Frontenac,  etc.     (4) 

3102  Maintenon,  Madame.  (Very  fine)  ;  —  Pompadour.     (4) 

3103  Marie  de  I'lncarnation,  Premiere  Superieure   des  Ursulines 

de  la  Nouvelle  France.     Rare  portrait  by  Edelinck.     4". 

3104  Marie  de  I'lncarnation.     Another  portrait  by  Pailly. 

3105  Mary  Stuart,    Mary  I.,    Queen    Anne,    Caroline,    Charlotie, 

Elizabeth,  etc.     Old  copper  plates.     (20) 

3106  Maseres,  Francis,  Attorney  General  of  Canada.     Rare, 

3107  Metcalfe,  Baron  C.  L.,  Governor   of    Canada,  1343.     Fine 

mezzotint.    Folio. 

3108  Mirabeau     and     .Marat.       Brilliant    India     proof-J    before 

letters.    (2), 


CATALOGUE.  295 

3109  Miscellaneous  Scrap  Prints.     (;o) 

0  MoNCKTON,  Gen,   Robert,   Governor    of   New   York.     Fine 
folio  mezzotint.     Rare. 

1  MoN'CKTOx,  Gen.   Robert,  Go\crnor   of  New  York.     Differ- 
ent portraits,  all  rare  including  a  fine  mezzotint.    (4). 

2  Montaigne,  Sully,  Due  clc  Rohan,  Due  de  Guise  Cuvier,  La 
Rochefoucauld,  Necker,  etc.     (20). 

3  Montcalm,  Marquis  dc.   Folio  lithogranli. 

4  Montcalm,  Marquis  de.     Portrait  in    three   stales; — Mott 
de  Montcalm.     (4). 

5  Montcalm,  Mort  du  General  Mont  Calm,  b}-  Chevillef,  after 
Vateau.     Large  folio. 

3ti6  Montcalm,  Wolfe,  Abercronibic  Poscaween,  Leris,  Pougain- 
ville,  St.  Vincent,  etc.     Seige  of  Quebec.  (10). 
7  Montgomery,  Richard.     Full  length  by  J.  Norman.     Rare. 

S  Montgomery,  Richard,  r\fajor   Macpherson  (killed  at  Que- 
bec), Arnold,  St.  Clair,   Morgan,  etc.     (9). 
9  Montreal,  Jean    dc,  Mathematician,   teacher  of  Columbus. 
Engraved  1584.     4°. 

3i_'o  Montreal.  An  East  Wcw  of  Montreal.  Drawn  (ju  iho 
spot  by  P.  Canct,  London  ( lyGoX  Fine  copy,  wiih  full 
margins.     Very  rare. 

312 1  Montreal.  Notre  Dame  Street.  Rare  colored  view  by 
Lene)',  1S30. 

^\Z2  Montreal.  View  of  IMontrcdl  from  St.  Helen's  Island. 
Large  lithograph.     (Torn  in  margin.) 

3123  Montreal.  Seat  of  Lord  Amherst;  —  \"icw  of  Fortifica- 
tions, 1760  ;  —  Place  d'Armes  ;  —  Old  Grey  Nunnery,  etc. 
9  views. 

3i::4  Montreal.  Set  of  Pourne's  Views  of  earlv  Mon(re-al. 
Rare.     (5). 

3135  ^foNTREAL.  Views  of  the  Ice  Palaces  of  1884,  'S^,  'Sj,  'S9. 
Complete  set,  (i8Sg  torn).     (4). 

3i:G  Moreau's  Illustrations  to  Reynal's  .Amerique.     Fine  copper 

plates.     (10) 
3127  MouNTAi.N,   Rev.  G.    J.    First   Epis.    Bishop    of    Montreal, 

1836  ;  — Fulford,  second  Bishop  ;  —  Viev,'  of  Christ  Church. 

Folio.     (3) 

312S  Murray,  Sir  George,  Lt.  Governor  of  Ontario.  Different 
portraits.     India  proofs.     (2) 

3129  New  York.  South  Prospect  of  the  City  of  New  York  in 
North  America.  Rare  folding  view  'from  the  London 
Magazine,  1761. 


iq6 


C  ATALOGtJE. 


3130  New  York.  Novum  Amsterdamum.  Rare  Views  from 
Montanus,  1671. 

^131  New  York.  Debarquement  des  Troupes  Angloises  k  Nou- 
vclIcYorck;  —  L'Entrde  triumphale  de  Troupes  royales  a 
Nouvelle  Yorck  ;  —  La  Destruction  de  la  Statue  royale  a 
Nouvelle  Yorck.  3  large  contemporary  colored  views, 
engraved  by  Habermann. 

3132  New  York.     The  Government  House.     Colored    lithograph 

by  Robinson,  1S47,  after  C.  Milbourne,  1797.     Large  folio. 

3133  New  York.    New  Amsterdam  (now  New  York).    The  scarce 

folding  view  from  the  first  edition  of  Irving's  New  York. 
31:54  Oil  Sketches,  by  W.  Rucl.     Calais  and  Dover,  after  Stan- 
field.     (2). 

3135  Old  German  Portrails,  engraved  about  1600.     (50) 

3136  Old  German  Portraits.     Another  lot.     (50) 

3137  Orleans,    Due.      Louis     Philippe,    colored    engraving,— 

Philippe  d'Orleans,  Regent,  by  Major.     Both  fine.     (2) 
3T3S  Papixeau,  L.  J.,  Leader  in  the  Rebellion  of  1S37.    Different 

Portraits.     India  proofs.     (2) 
313^  Parkman,  Bancroft,  IL  C.  Murphy,  O'Callaghan.     (3) 
3140  Pepperell,  Sir  William,  Bradwick,  Harrington,  Beaujeu,  Sir 

William  Johnson,  etc.     French  and  Indian  War.     (8) 
31.)  I    PiiiLADELriiiA.      East  Prospect  of  the  city  of  Philadelphia, 

in  the  Province  of  Pennsylvania.     Rare  folding  view,  from 

the  London  Magazine,  1761. 

3142  Philip  II  of  Spain,  Lord  Russell,  ^^'alpo]e,  Ilarley,  Duke  of 

Marlborough,  Earl  of  Leicester,  Marshal  Keith,  etc.  Old 
copper  plates.     (30) 

3143  Photogravured.     The  Evening  Hymn,  after  George  Mason  , 

—  The  Edge  of  the  Common,  after  Pyne  ; —  Return  of  the 
Reapers,  after  Seifert  ;  —  Birds  of  Flight,  after  Aubert  ;  — 
First  Day  of  Spring,  after  Isembart.     Large  folios.     (5) 

3144  Pitt,  William,  Earl  of  Chatham.     Different  portraits.     (7) 

3145  Pitt.     The   Chatham    Monument   in    Westminster    Abbey. 

Fine  mezzotint  by  Williamson.     Folio. 

3146  Political.       Apotheosis   on    the    American    War;  —  News 

from  America  ;  or,  the  Patriots  in  the  Dumps  ;  —  Dissolu- 
tion of  Parliament;  —  Gambols  of  the  American  Buffalo  on 
St.  James'  Street,  etc.     (7) 

3147  Pompadour,  Madame  de.     Different  portraits.     (7) 
314S  Quebec.     Set  of  rare  colored  Views  of  Quebec.     4'.     (6) 
^'49  Quebec.     View  of  the  City  of   Quebec.     Engraved  by  J.  C. 

Stadler,  after  a  painting  by  George  Heriot.  Inrge  folio. 
London,  1S05.     (Torn.) 


CATALOGUE.  297 

31^0  Quebec,  Scarce  old  vie-^'s  engraved  on  copper:  Quebec 
from  the  North  East  (from  Payne's  Geograph}')  ;  —  Quebec 
from  the  Basin,  by  Royce  ;  —  Perspective  View  (from 
Royal  Magazine) ; —  Quebec  from  the  Basin,  1759,  and  two 
others,  all  previous  to  the  capture.     (6) 

3151  Quebec.     Vue  de    la    Place  Capitale   k  Quebec; — Vue  de- 

Quebec  ;  —  Vue  de  la  Haute  Ville  k  Quebec ;  —  Vue  de  la 
basse  Ville.  Large  views  engraved  by  Habermann,  and 
colored,  except  the  last  published  at  Augsburg,  about  1760. 

3152  Quebec.     Premiere  Monastbre  des  Ursulines  de  Quebec;  — 

General  View  of  Quebec  (India  proof)  and  other  views.  (13) 

3153  Raphael  Panel.     A  faithful   reproduction   of    the    famous 

"Ansidei."     Raphael.  London. 

3154  Revolution.     Gen.  Gage,  Rodney,  Cornwallis,    St.    Leger, 

Hood,  Carroll  of  Carrolton,  De  Grillon,  etc.     (iS) 

3155  Revolution.     Charles   Carroll,  Burgoyne,    ^^me.  Riedesel, 

Lady  Ackland,  Guy  Carleton,  Lafayette,  Koscuisko,  etc. 
(16) 

3156  Richard,    I,    H,  HI;  — Edward    I,  11,   III,   IV,  V,  VI;  — 

Henry  I,  II,  III,  IV,  V,  VI,  VII.     Old  copper  plates.  (17) 

3157  Richmond,  Duke  Charles,  Governor  of  Canada,  1S19.     Bril- 

liant mezzotint  by  Meyer.     Folio. 

3158  Riel  Rebellion.     Large   colored   Views,  comprising :  Battle 

of  Fish  Creek,  Battle  of  Cut  Knife  Creek,  Capture  of  Ba- 
toche.     (3) 

3159  Roger,   Major   Robert,  Commandent   en    chef   les  troupes 

Indiennes  au  service  des  Am«fricains.     (2  copies.) 

3160  St.  Aubin's  Portraits.     Turenne,    Catherine    II,    Mme.    de 

Maintenon,  Colbert.     Fine  and  rare.     (4) 

3161  Sanson,    Nicol,    Geographer;  —  Chief   Justice    Reeves,  W. 

Smith,  Berryer,  J.  B.  Ferland,  Francis  Parkman,  Gab. 
Franchere  ;  —  Henry  and  Hearne,  Travellers,  etc.     (12) 

3162  Saunders,  Admiral  Sir  Charles,  with  Wolfe  before  Quebec. 

Different  portraits,  including  proofs  and  scarce  colored 
print.     (7) 

3163  Scrap  Book,  containing  70  fine,  rare  and  old  Portraits,  Etch- 

ings and  Engravings.     Folio,  half  calf. 

3164  Scrap  Prints  by  Bartolozzi,  Neagle,  etc.     (6) 

3165  Sergent's    Portraits,  1790.     Finely  colored    and    very  rare, 

comprising :  Richelieu,  Montcalm,  Mazarin,  Frantjois  I, 
Henry  IV,  Colbert,  Du  Quesne,  Coligny,  etc.     (10) 

3166  Stamp  Act.     The   Repeal;  or,  the    Funeral   of    Miss  Anne 

Stamp.     Scarce  caricature,  1766.     Small  folio. 

3167  Sussex,  Duke  of.  and  another.     Brilliant  India  proofs  before 

letters.     (2) 


59»  CATALOGUE. 

3168  SYDENHA>f,  Lord,  Governor  of    Canada,  1S39.     Fine  mezzo- 

tint. 

3169  TowNSHEND,    Gen.  George,  nith  Wolfe    at    Quebec.     Folio, 

mezzotint.     No  margins. 

3170  Venetian  Views.     St.  Mark's  Place,  Bridge   of   Sighs,  Fi^- 

7elta,  Arsenal,  Grand  Canal,  Portal  of   St.  Mark,     Colored 
photographs.     Large  folio.     (G) 

3171  Vespucius,  Amcricus.     Rare  old  portrait,  1594, 

3172  VrcER,    D.    B.       Canadian    Author.       Diflerent    poittait?,. 

Folios.     (3) 

3173  Vincent,  Earl  John  (Admiral  Jar\i.s!,  with  ^^'oIfe  at  Quebec. 

P'ine.     Folio. 

3' 74  We.st,  Benjamin,  engraved  by  II.  Mcjcr.  Fine  impression. 
Folio. 

->T75  WrsT,  Mr.,  ct  Famillc.  engraved  bv  Rugcndas,  after  ^^'est. 
4^ 

3176  War  of  iSi2.  Battle  of  the  Thames;  —  View  of  Fort  George  ; 
—  Capture  of  the  Chesapeake,  etc.     (5) 

3' 77  ^^'ATER  Colors.  Canadian  Voyageur.  View  of  the  Rebel- 
lion of  1S37,  etc.  (5) 

3178  WiLLi.AM  III;  George  I  and  II  ;   James  I    and   II;  Charles 

I.  and  IL,  etc.     Old  copper  plates.     (17) 

3179  Wolfe,   Major  General.      Fine    Mezzotint   by    R.    Furcel, 

Folio.     Rare. 

3rSo  Wolfe,  Major  General  James.  Different  Portraits,  A  val- 
uable and  scarce  lot.     (10) 

3tSi  Wolfe.     Various  Portraits.     (7; 

3!Sj  Wolfe,  La  Morte  du  General  Wolfe,  by  Liigel,  after  West. 
Berlin,  1792.     Folio. 

^\S;i  Wolfe.  Death  of  General  Wolfe,  by  W,  Woollett  after 
West.  Beautiful  impression,  with  full  margins.  Large 
folio. 

3154  Wolfe.     Death    of    General   Wolfe.     Engraved  by  G.  .  .  . 

after  West.     Large  folio. 

3155  Wolfe.     Death  of  Gen.  Wolfe.     Rare  engravings  by  Gran- 

ger, Somerby,  Houston,  etc.     No  duplicates.     (8) 

3156  Wolfe.     Thefirst  Wolfe  Monument  in  Quebec.  (Destroyed.) 

Original  India  ink  drawing.     Folio. 

3157  Wolfe.     The  W'olfe  Monument  in  Westminster  Abbey,  en- 

graved by  Thomson.     Proof  before  letters.     Folio. 

3188  Woollett,  William,  engraver.     By   Caroline  Watson,    after 

Stuart.     Very  line. 

3189  Woorlidhe'.^;  Gems,     line  impressions.     (20! 


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